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Low-intensity and moderate exercise training improves autonomic nervous system activity imbalanced by postnatal early overfeeding in rats

Wilson Rinaldi1 Department of Physical EducationState University of MaringáMaringáPRBrazil

Rodrigo Mello Gomes2 Department of Physiological SciencesState University of MaringáMaringáPRBrazil

Dionízia Xavier Scomparin3 Department of General BiologyState University of Ponta GrossaPonta GrossaPRBrazil

Sabrina Grassiolli3 Department of General BiologyState University of Ponta GrossaPonta GrossaPRBrazil

Tatiane Aparecida Ribeiro4 Department of BiotechnologyGenetics and Cell Biology, State University of MaringáMaringáPRBrazil

Gabriel Sergio Fabricio1 Department of Physical EducationState University of MaringáMaringáPRBrazil

Luiz Felipe Barella4 Department of BiotechnologyGenetics and Cell Biology, State University of MaringáMaringáPRBrazil

Audrei Pavanello4 Department of BiotechnologyGenetics and Cell Biology, State University of MaringáMaringáPRBrazil

Amanda Bianchi Trombini4 Department of BiotechnologyGenetics and Cell Biology, State University of MaringáMaringáPRBrazil

Paulo Cezar de Freitas Mathias4 Department of BiotechnologyGenetics and Cell Biology, State University of MaringáMaringáPRBrazil

Júlio Cezar de Oliveira4 Department of BiotechnologyGenetics and Cell Biology, State University of MaringáMaringáPRBrazilCorrespondence[email protected]

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