Metabolic Syndrome in an Aging Society – Role of Oxidant-Antioxidant Imbalance and Inflammation Markers in Disentangling Atherosclerosis

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Figure 1 The relationship between oxidative stress and inflammation and connections to atherosclerosis, aging and metabolic syndrome

Table 1 Lifestyle and Dietary Modifications in Metabolic Syndrome and Its Components

	Diet Intervention	Exercise Intervention	Reference
MetS	Reduction in MDA	Reduction of TBARS	[^Citation122,Citation125^–^Citation128]
	Increase in NO and GSH	Increase in SOD
	Reduction in hsCRP	Reduction in IL-6
Obesity	Reduction in IL-6	Oxidation decrease	[^Citation131,Citation133]
Hyperglycemia	Reduction in IFNγ and 8-isoprostane	Reduction in isoprostanes	[^Citation140,Citation141]
Hypertension	Increase in NO	Increase in SOD and GSH	[^Citation142^–^Citation144]
HDL-C and TAG	Reduction in oxLDL	Reduction in TBARS	[^Citation136,Citation138]

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