FIGURE LEGENDS
Figure 1. Postprandial
blood triglyceride (PPTG) response to a high-fat meal in metabolic
syndrome (Met Synd; n=8) and metabolically healthy (Met Healthy; n=8)
individuals after exercise (EXER) or without exercise (REST). In Met
Synd group trials were conducted with (STA) or without statins (PLAC).
Data are mean ± SEM. * Lower than STA as AUC or iAUC of triglycerides
(P<0.05). † In Met Healthy EXER lower than REST as AUC or iAUC
of triglycerides (P<0.05).
Figure 2. Blood serum lipid concentrations in response to a
high-fat meal in metabolic syndrome (Met Synd; n=8) and metabolically
healthy (Met Healthy; n=8) individuals after exercise (EXER) or without
exercise (REST). In Met Synd group trials were conducted with (STA) or
without statins (PLAC). Data are mean ± SEM. * Lower than STA as AUC
(P<0.05). † In Met Healthy EXER lower than REST as AUC
(P<0.05).
Figure 3 . Blood plasma apolipoprotein concentration (B48
intestinal and B100 hepatic origin) in response to a high-fat meal in
metabolic syndrome (Met Synd; n=8) and metabolically healthy (Met
Healthy; n=8) individuals after exercise (EXER) or without exercise
(REST). In Met Synd group trials were conducted with (STA) or without
statins (PLAC). Data are mean ± SEM. * Lower than STA as AUC
(P<0.05).