Effect of Exercise at Three Exercise Intensities on Salivary Cortisol

Jacks, Dean E.; Sowash, J.; Anning, J. H.; McGloughlin, T.; ANDRES, FREDRICK

doi:10.1519/00124278-200205000-00018

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“…[231,232,[237][238][239][240][241] The evidence for en-mineral is seen at both the axial as well as appendicergetic suppression of growth is compelling despite ular sites (figure 11). [266] Loss of bone mineral in the cross-sectional nature of studies.…”

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“…[210,211] Such a ing, and associated declines in plasma glucose, also degree of reduced energy availability is usually aslead to cortisol oversecretion [240] and reduced sensisociated with reduced thyroid hormone concentrativity to cortisol negative feedback control. [241,242] tion, an endocrine marker of energy deficit, [210,267] Increased titres of cortisol may exert catabolic acreduced pituitary gonadotropin secretion necessary tions on bone mass.…”

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Physical Activity in the Prevention and Amelioration of Osteoporosis in Women

2005

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Physical Activity in the Prevention and Amelioration of Osteoporosis in Women

2005

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“…Studies show that cortisol concentration has a linear relation to the exercise duration and intensity. Exercises with VO2max intensity of 60-70% and higher lead to increase of cortisol secretion [8].Therefore, it is assumed that basketball competition with VO2 max intensity of 60-70% increases the athlete's cortisol level. Earlier studies proved that cortisol increases during exercise and the major changes occur after the activities [9].…”

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Effects of Official Basketball Competition on the Levels of Cortisol and Salivary Immunoglobulin (A) among female children

Mazdarani¹,

Khaledi²,

Hedayati³

2016

J Child Obes

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Aim: The purpose of the study was to investigate the effect of Official basketball competition on the levels of Cortisol and Immunoglobulin A among pre pubertal girls of 10-11 years old. Method:The statistical population of the study consisted of 12 female basketball players with an average age of (10.58 0.15 years).Collection of the salivary specimen was conducted in accordance with the standard procedures, before and immediately five minutes after the competition. Cortisol concentration and Salivary IgA level were measured, using ELISA quantitative method. Statistical analysis was conducted using the dependent t-Test.Results: the results revealed that an official basketball competition increases cortisol and salivary IgA concentrations, significantly (p ≤ 0.00).Regarding the results of the analysis, one may conclude that sport competition is likely to affect physiological responses of the children and juvenile's immune systems. Conclusion:It worth to note that despite widespread participation of children and juveniles in competitions and sport events, little researches have been conducted on their immunological factors and stress hormones in response to stressful conditions dominated over the competitions and sport events. Even insufficient information and data achieved through investigations are necessary and useful in evaluation of this age group, concerning their hormone responses to the competitions and sport events.

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“…It has been discussed that both the intensity and duration of exercise may affect the levels of cortisol [24], which is associated with negative affective responses [25]. On the other hand, it is possible that exercise sessions with longer durations (usually performed by long-distance runners) create positive feelings of well-being, euphoria, analgesia, happiness, and energy.…”

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