Association of BMI, Peak expiratory flow rate and sympathetic reactivity in youth

Authors : Sushma Kumari, Ashok Kumar Deo, Mritunjay Kumar Upadhyay

DOI : 10.18231/j.ijpp.2019.008

Volume : 6

Issue : 2

Year : 2019

Page No : 33-36

Aims: Aim of this study, was to analyse the effect of Body Mass Index on PEFR and sympathetic and parasympathetic activity and to find which obesity marker has got better correlation with the autonomic functions.

Keywords: Body mass index (BMI), Obesity, PEFR, Sympathetic nervous function


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