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Can moderate‐intensity aerobic exercise ameliorate atopic dermatitis?
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AbstractIt has been shown that aerobic exercise improves atopic dermatitis (AD), although the mechanism is not clear. Here, we propose a hypothesis that moderate‐intensity aerobic exercise improves AD in a mouse model through modulating allergic inflammation. The DNCB‐treated mouse model for eczema was divided into 3 groups: (a) not subjected to aerobic exercise, (b) subjected to continuous aerobic exercise and (c) subjected to accumulated aerobic exercise. After given exercise using a treadmill device either 30 min/d or 10 min × 3/day at a speed of 16 m/min, for 9 days, respectively, dermatitis symptom score, thickness of epidermis/dermis and eosinophil infiltration were decreased in the 2 exercise groups compared to the sedentary living group. The serum levels of IgE, MCP‐1 and MDC showed a significant decrease both in the continuous or accumulated exercise groups. Moderate‐intensity aerobic exercise ameliorates dermatitis symptoms through immune modulation in the DNCB‐treated mouse model for eczema.
Title: Can moderate‐intensity aerobic exercise ameliorate atopic dermatitis?
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AbstractIt has been shown that aerobic exercise improves atopic dermatitis (AD), although the mechanism is not clear.
Here, we propose a hypothesis that moderate‐intensity aerobic exercise improves AD in a mouse model through modulating allergic inflammation.
The DNCB‐treated mouse model for eczema was divided into 3 groups: (a) not subjected to aerobic exercise, (b) subjected to continuous aerobic exercise and (c) subjected to accumulated aerobic exercise.
After given exercise using a treadmill device either 30 min/d or 10 min × 3/day at a speed of 16 m/min, for 9 days, respectively, dermatitis symptom score, thickness of epidermis/dermis and eosinophil infiltration were decreased in the 2 exercise groups compared to the sedentary living group.
The serum levels of IgE, MCP‐1 and MDC showed a significant decrease both in the continuous or accumulated exercise groups.
Moderate‐intensity aerobic exercise ameliorates dermatitis symptoms through immune modulation in the DNCB‐treated mouse model for eczema.
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