Dislipidemias e a promoção da atividade física: uma revisão na perspectiva de mensagens de inclusão Dislipidemia and physical activity: a review inclusive message perspective

Changes in lipides metabolism has been one of the utmost negative consequences of sedentariness. The purpose of this paper was to review the most significant studies that have analyzed the relationship of physical activity/inactivity and lipids profiling. Considering the ineffective impact of former interventions in promoting physical activity as prevention or treatment tool, special attention was dedicated to the scientific information that took into account modern practices, particularly the ones which permitted a higher long term adherence, essential for public health programs. Present review comprised the harmful effects of sedentarism, the role of moderate physical activity, the role of accumulation approach, the effectiveness of active life style, comparing fitness to active living programs, the recommendations for prevention and treatment; and recent issues on the relationship between dislipidemias and declining in cognitive function. Summary of the review articles confirms that physical activity programs are fundamental in dislipidemia prevention and treatment. Scientific evidences showed the positive impact of inclusive physical activity protocols, particularly when emphasizing the advantages of moderate intensity and accumulated mode, increasing adherence and sustained physical activity.