Journal of sport and health science

Short-term passive heat exposure changes cell recycling and stress responses in older active adults

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Abstract

Short-term passive heat acclimation via warm-water immersion may influence autophagic regulation in older adults.

  • Age-related declines in thermoregulatory and cardiovascular function increase vulnerability to heat-related health issues.
  • Passive heat acclimation is effective in enhancing heat loss mechanisms for older individuals.
  • Autophagy is a vital cellular process that decreases with age and is linked to cellular survival.
  • The effects of passive heat acclimation on autophagy and related cellular stress pathways in older adults remain unexplored.

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