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Calisthenics Versus High Intensity Interval Training in NAFL
According to sample size calculation and after achieving the inclusion criteria, sixty patients with non-alcoholic fatty liver (NAFL) of both genders will be enrolled in this study and their ages will be ranged from30s-40s; they will be selected from internal medicine-outpatient clinics, Cairo University Hospitals; they will participate in the study for 8 weeks, and randomly be assigned into two equal groups in number. Group (A) (n =30) will receive calisthenics exercise three times /week for eight weeks, group (B) (n =30) will receive HIIT for three times /week for eight weeks and all patients in both groups will receive their prescribed medication (Statin 5mg ).
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