The Effects of Passive Simulated Jogging on Short-Term Heart Rate Variability in a Heterogeneous Group of Human Subjects
Table 1
Study Participants.
Subject
Gender
Age (yrs)
BMI (kg/m2)
BL Seated HR (bpm)
BL Supine HR (bpm)
Medications
1
M
55
27.8
75
75
Metoprolol/Metformin/Losartan
2
F
50
30.3
67
64
Lisinopril/Metformin/Levothyroxine
3
F
52
31.4
65
70
4
F
41
32.3
90
77
5
M
31
29.8
65
59
6
F
45
20.9
69
60
7
F
31
20.5
67
73
8
F
38
23.2
79
69
9
F
44
33.5
68
78
10
F
47
35.4
73
78
11
M
60
29.3
64
66
12
M
68
30.7
63
55
13
F
88
31.1
67
62
Atenolol/Amlodipine
14
M
61
24
78
78
Metoprolol
15
F
61
29.6
74
70
Lisinopril/Insulin
15
F
64
27.2
65
70
Lisinopril/Metformin
17
F
69
28.9
57
60
18
M
68
32.1
62
62
Atenolol
19
M
63
25.8
73
72
Atenolol
20
M
60
28.2
63
59
MEAN
66.2
28.7
66.6
65.4
SD
14.2
4.0
7.5
7.4
Legend: Characteristics of subjects enrolled in the study, including age (years), calculated body mass index (BMI (kg/m2)), Baseline (BL) seated, and supine heart rate (bpm=beats per min). There were 12 female subjects and 8 male subjects. Eight of the subjects were hypertensive on medications, of these 4 had type 2 diabetes mellitus. Mean and Standard Deviation (SD).
