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Abstract
The aim of this study was to compare between the effect of high intensity interval training and resistive training on patients with chronic liver diseases. This study was conducted on fourty female patients diagnosed as chronic liver disease (Non alcholic fatty liver with or without hepatitis). They were selected from the out clinic of internal medicine departments in Kasr Alaini hospital. The study procedures were performed in fitness and rehabilitation unit, Kasr Alaini hospital., their age ranged between 40 - 55 years old. The patients were classified into two main groups; fatty liver patients and fatty liver with hepatitis C patients. Then each main group was further divided, according to exercise intervention, into high intensity interval training subgroups (A, C) and resistive training subgroups (B,D). The measurements in this study included BMI, serum liver enzymes, blood lipids, six minute walk test and chronic liver disease questionnaire (CLDQ). The data obtained in the present study indicated that both of high intensity interval training and resistance exercise interventions led to significant improvement in BMI, blood lipid profile, 6 - MWT, and quality of life significantly improved (mean 176.25 ± 7.77), ( 168.18 ± 7.88), ( 159.89 ± 13.04), (145.88 ± 5.96) in subgroups A, B, C, D respectively; and observed non-significant reductions in liver enzymes ALT and AST, in all NAFLD patients with or without HCV infection