Acute vascular function responses predict chronic vascular function changes to heating and exercise interventions in young, healthy recreationally active adults

Vascular physiologists frequently employ acute stimulus response designs, particularly in the assessment of potential health-promoting interventions, because they are more feasible to execute and provide a controlled environment to characterize responses and examine regulatory factors in comparison to chronic interventions. However, the evidence is unclear on the relationships between acute and chronic responses to vascular stimuli. As such, …