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Endurance exercise is widely recommended in the treatment paradigm of various hyperlipoproteinemias for its putative anti-atherogenic action on circulating lipids and apolipoproteins (Fig. 7.1) and to improve cardiorespiratory fitness, which may lower atherosclerotic risk independent of lipids and other risk factors [1]. Support for this notion, however, is largely based on research in normocholesterolemic subjects. Training studies in hypercholesterolemic subjects are rare, and lipid results are inconclusive [2].

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