The Effects of Combined Exercise on Blood Lipids and Melatonin in Developmental Disorder Students

[...]studies show that a decrease in the secretion of melatonin and serotonin causes violence and depression as well as symptoms of depression, anxiety disorders, OCD and eating disorders11. [...]this study explains the effects of regular exercise on developing student blood lipid and melatonin for 36 weeks. [...]this study found that combined exercise did have significant effects on HDL-C of blood lipids. [...]TC, LDL-C, TC and melatonin were no significantly changed. [...]combined exercise is effective in weight loss and prevention of cardiovascular disease on the obesity developmental disorder students. Lee S H, The Effects of Participation in an After-School Swimming Exercise Program on Health Related Physical Fitness and Blood Lipid in Obese Children with intellectual disabilities, 2015, Department of Physical Education Graduation School, Chosun University. 13 Rosenson R S, Low HDL-C: A secondary target of dyslipidemia therapy, The American journal of medicine, 2005, 118(10), pp. 1067-77.