DEVELOPMENT OF A STUDY PROTOCOL FOR THE METABOLITE PROFILE AND MORPHOFUNCTIONAL PARAMETERS OF WOMEN WITH METABOLIC SYNDROME UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF COMBINED AND RESISTANCE TRAINING

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  3. DEVELOPMENT OF A STUDY PROTOCOL FOR THE METABOLITE PROFILE AND MORPHOFUNCTIONAL PARAMETERS OF WOMEN WITH METABOLIC SYNDROME UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF COMBINED AND RESISTANCE TRAINING

Ustimenko Ya. O., Lukyantseva H. V.

DEVELOPMENT OF A STUDY PROTOCOL FOR THE METABOLITE PROFILE AND MORPHOFUNCTIONAL PARAMETERS OF WOMEN WITH METABOLIC SYNDROME UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF COMBINED AND RESISTANCE TRAINING

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Ustimenko Ya. O., Lukyantseva H. V.

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Metabolic syndrome is a complex disorder combining abdominal obesity, insulin resistance, dyslipidemia, and arterial hypertension, and represents a key predictor of cardiovascular diseases and type 2 diabetes mellitus. Despite numerous studies, standardized protocols for implementing combined and resistance training interventions in combination with diet therapy for individuals with this pathology are still lacking. This article is devoted to the development of a research protocol for the metabolite profile and morphofunctional parameters of women with metabolic syndrome under the influence of combined and resistance training. The aim of the study is to develop and test a protocol for a comprehensive study of the effects of combined and resistance training in combination with diet therapy on the serum metabolite profile and morphofunctional parameters of women with metabolic syndrome. Pilot testing of the protocol confirmed its practical feasibility and methodological coherence. All participants completed the initial assessment, and laboratory and anthropometric procedures were carried out without complications. Most participants adhered to the dietary recommendations, and home-based training programs did not cause significant diffi- culties. Recorded cases of irregular report submission indicate the need to improve the monitoring system. Changes in the structure of the protocol concerned mainly organizational components rather than the substantive content. The developed protocol is feasible under practical conditions and meets modern requirements for a comprehensive assessment of metabolic health. Its structure makes it possible to combine dietary and training interventions with biochemical monitoring without overburdening the participants. The results of the pilot phase create a basis for a full-scale interventional study.

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combined training, diet therapy, metabolic syndrome, metabolite profile, morphofunctional parameters, resistance training, women

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Publication of the article:

«Bulletin of problems biology and medicine», 2025 Issue 4, 179, 397-406 pages, index UDC 612.1:612.015.3:615.825.1-055.2

DOI:

10.29254/2077-4214-2025-4-179-397-406

2025 Issue 4, 179
combined training diet therapy metabolic syndrome metabolite profile morphofunctional parameters resistance training women
29.12.2025
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