Publications by authors named "Saranhuu Bolorerdene"
Article Synopsis
- Involuntary physical activity from avoiding electrical shock improves endurance in animals, but the effects of voluntary stand-up physical activity (SPA) are less understood.
- A 12-week study with male Sprague-Dawley rats compared a control group to a group encouraged to perform SPA by adjusting food height to promote lifting their body weight.
- Results showed that the SPA group had lower body weight and improved endurance (higher grip strength, running time, and distance) compared to the control group, suggesting SPA could be a valuable method for enhancing exercise capacity without forced stimuli.