No phaseActive, not recruitingGeroscience intervention
NEUROmuscular Training for Enhanced AGE Longevity (NEUROAGE)
Improvement of Biological and Functional Longevity Through Advanced Neuromuscular Training Protocols and Resources in Adulthood.
- Sponsor
- University of Valencia (Academic or other)
- Enrollment
- 390 enrolled
- Conditions
- Aging; Physical Activity; Training
- Interventions
- Water-based power resistance training + Dietary supplement I (WPowDSI); Water-based power resistance training + Placebo (WPowPl); Elastic band-based power resistance training + Dietary supplement I (EBPowDSI); Elastic band-based power resistance training + Placebo (EBPowPl); Elastic band-based eccentric resistance training + Dietary supplement II (EBEccDSII); Elastic band-based eccentric resistance training + Placebo (EBEccPl); Elastic band-based maximum strength resistance training + Dietary supplement II (EBMaxDSII); Elastic band-based maximum strength resistance training + Placebo (EBMaxPl); Control + Placebo (CPl); Control + Dietary supplement I (CDSI); Control + Dietary supplement (CDSII); Active Comparator: Aerobic training + Placebo (AerPl)
- Ages
- adults, older adults
- Registry
- NCT06620666
Full record on ClinicalTrials.gov
From the registry
In recent years the research group on Prevention and Health in Exercise and Sport (PHES) has carried out numerous studies that have provided current and convincing evidence of the benefits of physical activity and exercise for chronic health, but unfortunately it has also shown that if physical exercise is not properly prescribed it can impair health, as well as accelerating the ageing process. The research proposal presented here aims to reveal some of the forms of physical exercise and resources for its application that may be most beneficial for people's health, thus trying to find reliable evidence that will increase healthy longevity and quality of life in society. Based on the above, and taking into account that the possible beneficial adaptations for health are specific to the applied form of physical exercise and the equipment used during its development, the PHES research group wishes to investigate the most appropriate strategies to ensure an active and positive ageing process. With these relevant findings the researchers can create specific action plans for prevention…
Primary outcomes
- Change in lipid peroxidation
- Change in antioxidants enzymes
- Change in brain neuroplasticity
- Change in inflammatory profile
History
Primary completion expected
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