Publications by authors named "Jia-Xin Yao"
[Physical exercise and mental health: cognition, anxiety, depression and self-concept].
Sheng Li Ke Xue Jin Zhan
October 2014
This review focuses on the benefits of regular physical activity participation have mainly focused on cognitive functioning, anxiety and depression, and self-concept. It is well documented that ex- ercise can enhance cognitive functioning, improve executive function at old age, and improve mental abil- ity of children labeled as educational subnormal or disability. Regular exercise has been used to reduce stress and ward off anxiety and feelings of depression.
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- The study investigates the impact of personalized aerobic exercise and a low carbohydrate diet on reducing liver fat content in individuals with pre-diabetes and non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD).
- It involves a 6-month randomized trial with 200 participants who are divided into four groups, each receiving different combinations of exercise and diet interventions, while also comparing with healthy and non-NAFLD pre-diabetes reference groups.
- The primary outcomes focus on changes in hepatic fat content, gut microbiota, and metabolic markers, aiming to highlight the effectiveness of lifestyle modifications in managing these health conditions.
Purpose: A systematic review and meta-analysis to examine the effect of music interventions on psychological and physical outcome measures in cancer patients.
Methods: We searched six English-language databases and three major Chinese-language databases in March 2011. Nine databases were reviewed from 1966 or the start of the database to March 2011.