Acute variation of biochemical markers of muscle damage following a 21‐km, half‐marathon run

Lippi, Giuseppe; Schena, Federico; Salvagno, Gian Luca; Montagnana, Martina; Gelati, Matteo; Tarperi, Cantor; Banfi, Giuseppe; Guidi, Gian Cesare

doi:10.1080/00365510802126844

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“…In contrast to the findings of the current study the literature review suggest that exercise increases SGPT values (Fathi & Majid, 2015;Foran, Lewandrowski, & Kratz, 2003;Joksimovic et al, 2015;Kim, Lee, & Kim, 2007;Lippi et al, 2008) as well as SGOT values (Foran, Lewandrowski, & Kratz, 2003;Kim, Lee, & Kim, 2007;Lippi et al, 2008). These differences are probably affected by the duration and the intensity of training (Buchheit, Voss, Nybo, Mohr, & Racinais, 2011;Hurley et al, 1995).…”

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Biochemical Changes from Preparation to Competitive Period in Soccer

Gioldasis

2016

IntJSCS

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The aim of the current study was to indicate the biochemical changes during the preparation and competitive soccer period. The literature review showed that biochemical parameters such as transaminases, enzymes and other factors change significantly from the preparation to the competitive period. The sample of the study included twenty five professional soccer players whose biochemical parameters assessed in the beginning of the preparation period, in the middle, in the end of the preparation period, as well as in the middle of the competitive period. The parameters that were assessed were SGPT, SGOT, γ-GT, CPK, LDH, calcium, potassium, magnesium, sodium, creatinine, triglycerides, urea, uric acid, creatinine and B-12. The results showed that SGPT, SGOT and CPK reduced during the preparation period whereas they increased in the competitive period. Furthermore, LDH, urea, uric acid and creatinine reduced from the beginning of the preparation period to the competitive period. Calcium also reduced during the competitive period whereas magnesium, sodium and B-12 increased. These changes are probably explained by the training aim to improve the aerobic and anaerobic capacity of the players throughout the training sessions of the preparation period.

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Biochemical Changes from Preparation to Competitive Period in Soccer

Gioldasis

2016

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“…The evaluation of total LDH and its isoenzymes allows obtaining much information about the muscle metabolism [4]. In fact strenuous exercise induces a significant increase of LDH [31] and the degree of the rise depends on the intensity and duration of the effort [32,33]. We did not found an increase of total enzyme in Group A, neither in Group B, in both tests (C and H), probably for the type and intensity of effort: In our study the time of examination (30 minutes after exercise) and the type of exercise (submaximal) did not allow to detect a significant increase of total enzyme (Tables 3 and 4).…”

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Influence of Acqua Lete® (Bicarbonate Calcic Natural Mineral Water) Hydration on Blood Lactate After Exercise

Brancaccio¹

2012

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Abstract:Purpose: This investigation examined the effects of Acqua Lete® bicarbonate calcic mineral water ingestion on blood lactate, glucose, and serum lactate dehydrogenase.Methods: 88 amateur male athletes underwent two experimental trials with modified Wingate test: the first was carried out without hydration (Test C), the second (Test H) with hydration following this scheme: 44 subjects (Group A) hydrated by a very low mineral content water and 44 subjects (Group B) hydrated by Acqua Lete ® . Measures of body temperature, [La -], glucose, total LDH and its isoenzyme pattern, were taken before (T0), during (T1-T5), and after exercise (T6-T7).Results: Blood lactate significantly increased after the session of exercises in both groups: after hydration and 30' of resting (T7) Group B returned a level of lactate lower than the Group A (2.2±0.2 vs 2.9±0.3mmol/L; p<0.001). In Test H, LDH activities after exercise did not change but serum LDH5 isoenzyme activity decreased by 0.9% in athletes in Group B compared to Group A (p< 0.05).Conclusions: All the athletes (Group B) hydrated pre-exercise with Acqua Lete® showed a significant decrease in blood lactate levels post-exercise and changes in LDH isoenzymatic pattern compared with athletes hydrated pre-exercise with a low mineral content water.

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“…Lippi et al 15 found in their study variations of AST (positive and significant) that accompanied the changes in CK and LDH proportionally, characterizing these markers as efficient in identifying physical damage from overload, on condition that measured are combined. Thus, such 16 , this is justified because the depletion of the anaerobic pathway (ATP-CP) fibers II (intermediate) and R (resistance) occurs through a continuous endurance exercise and subsequent activation of aerobic metabolism by the glycolytic pathway.…”

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Risk of Single Appraisal in Complex Environment: Physical and Perceived Stress in Military Training on Amazon Jungle

Souza¹

2017

IOSR JSPE

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Acute variation of biochemical markers of muscle damage following a 21‐km, half‐marathon run

Abstract: The results suggest the hypothesis that sub-maximal exercise influences the concentration of several biomarkers of muscle damage for up to 24 h with no biochemical signs of myocardial damage.

Cited by 82 publications

References 24 publications

Biochemical Changes from Preparation to Competitive Period in Soccer

Biochemical Changes from Preparation to Competitive Period in Soccer

Influence of Acqua Lete® (Bicarbonate Calcic Natural Mineral Water) Hydration on Blood Lactate After Exercise

Risk of Single Appraisal in Complex Environment: Physical and Perceived Stress in Military Training on Amazon Jungle

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