THE EFFECTS OF VITAMIN E SUPPLEMENTATION ON EXHAUSTION TIME AND SOME OF THE OXIDATIVE STRESS INDEXES IN SEDENTARY MEN AFTER 8 WEEKS AEROBIC TRAINING

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DAMIRCHI A.R.; MIRZAEI B.; MEHRABANI J.

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Journal: RESEARCH ON SPORT SCIENCE Year:2007 | Volume:4 | Issue:13 Page(s): 97-112

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THE EFFECTS OF VITAMIN E SUPPLEMENTATION ON EXHAUSTION TIME AND SOME OF THE OXIDATIVE STRESS INDEXES IN SEDENTARY MEN AFTER 8 WEEKS AEROBIC TRAINING

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DAMIRCHI A.R. | MIRZAEI B. | MEHRABANI J. | Issue Writer Certificate

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OXIDATIVE STRESSQ2

ANTIOXIDANT SUPPLEMENTSQ3

AEROBIC TRAININGQ2

LACTATE DEHYDROGENASEQ2

EXHAUSTIONQ2

Abstract

The interaction effects of vitamin E supplementation and AEROBIC TRAINING on EXHAUSTION time and changes of oxidative enzymes are research topic of sport sciences researchers; But This effects are doubtful. So, this study designed to evaluation of vitamin E supplementation and AEROBIC TRAINING with 55-75% heart rate reserve (HRR) on some of the OXIDATIVE STRESS enzymes. For this aim, forty untrained, healthy and non-smoker male students (age= 21.3±1.5 yrs, height= 176±5.4 cm, and weight= 74.2±14 kg) divided into 4 groups accordingly: 1: vitaminE + AEROBIC TRAINING; 2: AEROBIC TRAINING + placebo; 3: vitaminE; 4: placebo. Research design involved usage of 400 mg vitamin E per day and AEROBIC TRAINING with 50-75% HRR (three days per week). Before and after program, blood samples were collected at rest and post-exhaustive exercise. Analysis of variance and paired sample Hest were used for analyses of date.The results showed that vitamin E supplementation and AEROBIC TRAINING didn't significantly differ between groups in CK and LDH enzymes at rest and post-exhaustive exercise, but EXHAUSTION time was significantly differed between group 1 and group 2 with group 4. It can be concluded that, 8 weeks vitamin E supplementation and AEROBIC TRAINING didn't coincide with beneficial changes in OXIDATIVE STRESS profile of non-athletic males, but changed their condition. So, probably lock of interaction effects of vitamin E supplementation and AEROBIC TRAINING could be due to low intensity and duration of program and vitamin E amount.

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DAMIRCHI, A.R., MIRZAEI, B., & MEHRABANI, J.. (2007). THE EFFECTS OF VITAMIN E SUPPLEMENTATION ON EXHAUSTION TIME AND SOME OF THE OXIDATIVE STRESS INDEXES IN SEDENTARY MEN AFTER 8 WEEKS AEROBIC TRAINING. RESEARCH ON SPORT SCIENCE, 4(13), 97-112. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/68179/en

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DAMIRCHI A.R., MIRZAEI B., MEHRABANI J.. THE EFFECTS OF VITAMIN E SUPPLEMENTATION ON EXHAUSTION TIME AND SOME OF THE OXIDATIVE STRESS INDEXES IN SEDENTARY MEN AFTER 8 WEEKS AEROBIC TRAINING. RESEARCH ON SPORT SCIENCE[Internet]. 2007;4(13):97-112. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/68179/en

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A.R. DAMIRCHI, B. MIRZAEI, and J. MEHRABANI, “THE EFFECTS OF VITAMIN E SUPPLEMENTATION ON EXHAUSTION TIME AND SOME OF THE OXIDATIVE STRESS INDEXES IN SEDENTARY MEN AFTER 8 WEEKS AEROBIC TRAINING,” RESEARCH ON SPORT SCIENCE, vol. 4, no. 13, pp. 97–112, 2007, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/68179/en

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