실크아미노산 투여가 남자대학생의 운동 중 혈중 에너지대사기질 및 지질성분과 호르몬에 미치는 영향
Effect of Silk Amino Acid Supplementation on the Level of Blood Energy Substrates, Lipids and Hormones during Prolonged-Exercise in Male College Students
The purpose of the present study is to investigate the effects of a month's administration of silk amino acid on lactic acid, blood energy substrates and hormones in 10 male college students. Exercise protocol was tread-mill exercise of VO2max 60~65% for 60min. The results of research were as follows. Lactic acid concentration of post-exercise was significant higher than pre-exercise(p<0.05). In concentration of energy substrates, glucose was no changed. but triglyceride was significantly increased after exercise(p<0.05). Also, Total-cholesterol, HDL and LDL were significantly increased post-exercise(p<0.05). A month's intake of silk-amino acid did not make change in the concentrations of plasma leptin and dopamine post-exercise, but norepinephrine(p<0.01) and serotonin(p<0.05) were significant higher post-exercise than pre-exercise. In conclusion, this results indicated that supplement of silk amino acid showed any positive effects during the submaximal exercise.
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ABSTRACT 서 론 연구방법 1. 연구대상 2. 실험 절차 및 방법 연구결과 논 의 결 론 참고문헌