Resistance exercise produces transient perturbations in immunity, including alterations in
circulating leukocyte numbers, cytokine concentration, and some measures of cell function …

Resistance exercise induces changes in leukocyte redistribution, phenotypical surface
expression and leukocyte functionality. Several factors have been shown to alter the …

ABSTRACT KOCH, A. Immune Response to Exercise. Brazilian Journal of Biomotricity, v. 4,
n. 2, p 92-103, 2010. Exercise produces transient perturbations in immunity, including …

The immune response to exercise has received increased attention in the last decade. Most
of this attention has focused on aerobic exercise (AEX), whereas the effect of resistance …

Moderate to heavy exercise workloads have contrasting influences on immune function.
Moderate exercise training has been associated with favorable perturbations in immunity …

Purpose This paper reviews the recent literature on the chronic effects of exercise training
on immune function in humans. There is a general perception by athletes and other …

Exercise elicits an immunological “danger” type of stress and inflammatory response that, on
occasion, becomes dysregulated and detrimental to health. Examples include anaphylaxis …

Abstract Nieman, David C. Immune response to heavy exertion. J. Appl. Physiol. 82 (5):
1385–1394, 1997.—Epidemiological data suggest that endurance athletes are at increased …

During the last 95 years, 629 papers (60% in the 1990s) dealing specifically with exercise
and immunology have been published. Major findingsof practical importance in terms of …

Heavy exertion has acute and chronic influences on systemic immunity. In the resting state,
the immune systems of athletes and non‐athletes are more similar than disparate with the …