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IEMITSU Motoyuki

Department / Course College of Sport and Health Science Department of Sport and Health Science

Title / Position Professor

Other Affiliations
1.	Graduate School of Sport and Health Science
2.	Research Organization of Science and Technology The Bio Medical Engineering Research Center
3.	Research Organization of Science and Technology Institute of Advanced Research for Sport and Health Science

Academic background
1.	～2003/03	Doctorial Course │ Psychological Sciences Major │ Graduate School, Division of Medicine │ University of Tsukuba │ Completed Ph.D. in Medical Science
2.	～1998/03	Master Course │ Disability Science Major │ Graduate School, Division of Medical Sciences │ Tohoku University │ Completed M.S. in Disability Science
3.	～1996/03	Department of Health and Sports Science │ Faculty of Biomedical Technology │ Kawasaki University of Medical Welfare │ Graduated
4.	～1999/03	Graduate School, Division of Medicine │ University of Tsukuba

Committee and society
1.	2022/09	Nutrients Editorial Board
2.	2017/11	Physical Activity and Nutrition Editorial Board
3.	2016/11 ～ 2021/12	Nutrition Editorial Board

Research activities
1.		American College of Sports Medicine
2.		American Physiological Society
3.		European College of Sport Science
4.		Japan Society of Exercise and Sports Physiology
5.		Japan Society of Nutrition and Food Science
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Subject of research
1.	The development of exercise training and diet (dietary supplement) approach for the prevention and improvement of cardiovascular disease risk
2.	Rearch of blood biomarkers that reflect the effect of exercise
3.	The development of exercise training and diet (dietary supplement) approach for the prevention and improvement of diabetes mellitus risk
4.	Development of Training/Nutrition Method for Enhancement of Competition Power
5.	Study on Difference Between Athletic Heart and Diseased Hypertrophied Heart

Research summary
The development of exercise training and diet (dietary supplement) approach for the prevention and improvement of cardiovascular disease risk (arterial stiffness, obesity, diabetes, hypertension, and sacopenia). ①It is well-known that cardiovascular disease risks (arteriosclerosis, obeseness, diabetes, high blood pressure and sarcopenia) are increased by aging or bad history of daily exercise and eating habits and that these risks are reduced or improved by exercise. It, however, is still unknown how long, how strong or what time it is appropriate to do exercise. Therefore, we consider exercise to identify mechanism of exercise effects and to prevent or improve cardiovascular disease risks (arteriosclerosis, obeseness, diabetes and high blood pressure). ②To arteriosclerosis, obeseness, diabetes, high blood pressure and sarcopenia, we verify the combined effects of exercise and eating (taking supplement). ③We locate blood biomarkers that represent effects of exercise, and identify the markers with which effects of exercise can be informed by easy examinations.

Present specialized field
Applied health science, Sports Science, Developmental mechanisms and the body works (Keyword：Training, Exercise, Health promortion, Heart, Arterial stiffness, Diabetes, Hypertension, Metabolic syndrome, Sarcopenia, Gene polymorphism)

Books
1.	2018/08	Dehydroepiandrosterone: The Role of Dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA) in Skeletal Muscle │ ,pp.205-221 (Co-authored)
2.	2005/12	Exercise, Nutrition, and Environmental Stress │ ,pp.Vol4,95-114 (Co-authored)

Papers
1.	2023/01	Effects of water exercise on body composition and components of metabolic syndrome in older females with sarcopenic obesity │ J Phys Ther Sci │ 35 (1),pp.24-30 (Co-authored)
2.	2022/12/07	Wild Watermelon-Extracted Juice Ingestion Reduces Peripheral Arterial Stiffness with an Increase in Nitric Oxide Production: A Randomized Crossover Pilot Study. │ 14 (24),pp.5199 (Co-authored)
3.	2022/09	Time-dependent relationships between exercise training-induced changes in nitric oxide production and hormone regulation │ Exp Gerontol │ 166,pp.111888 (Co-authored)
4.	2022/06/30	Four weeks of lower-limb static stretching reduces regional arterial stiffness in middle-aged and older women │ Phys Act Nutr │ 26 (2),pp.22-27 (Co-authored)
5.	2022/05	Aerobic exercise training-induced follistatin-like 1 secretion in the skeletal muscle is related to arterial stiffness via arterial NO production in obese rats │ Physiol Rep │ 10 (10),pp.e15300 (Co-authored)
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Academic conference presentation
1.	2022/09	Differences in aerobic exercise training-induced FSTL1 expression changes in different tissues in obesity (27th Annual Congress of European College of Sport Science)
2.	2022/09	Effect of exercise intensity and exercise duration on salivary IgA secretion response to acute exercise (27th Annual Congress of European College of Sport Science)
3.	2022/09	Effect of exercise intensity and exercise duration on salivary IgA secretion response to acute exercise (World Physiotherapy Asia Western Pacific Regional Congress with HKPA Conference 2022)
4.	2022/06	Acute effects of different exercise modes on salivary IgA and plasma cortisol secretory responses (2022 American College of Sports Medicine’s Annual Meeting)
5.	2022/06	Acute effects of the passive static stretching on central and peripheral hemodynamics (2022 American College of Sports Medicine’s Annual Meeting)
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Winning science prize
1.	2004/11	American Heart Association Scientific Meeting 2004, Scientific Sessions Poster Competition -Population Science (Rehabilitation / Exercise) - Award