Estudo do comportamento cortisol, gh e insulina apos uma sessao de exercicio resistido agudo
Autran Jose Silva,Autran Jose Silva,Markus Vinicius Campos Souza,Luciane Magri Tomaz,Danilo Rodrigues Bertucci,Danilo Rodrigues Bertucci,Gabriela Soares de Souza,Gustavo Henrique Rigo Vanevazzi,Júlio César Conceição Filho,José Campanholi Neto,Leandro Dias Ruffoni,Nuno Manuel Frade de Sousa,Vivian Maria Arakelian,Adriana Ramos,Cassiano Merussi Neiva,Vilmar Baldissera,Vilmar Baldissera +16 more
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In this article, a comparison of concentracoes plasmaticas of cortisol, GH and insulina for leg press (LP) and supino reto (SR) exercises was conducted.Abstract:
INTRODUCAO: Muitos trabalhos tem estudado o comportamento hormonal nos exercicio resistido, entretanto poucos relacionam os hormonios cortisol, GH e insulina. OBJETIVO: Estudar os ajustes das concentracoes plasmaticas dos hormonios cortisol, GH e insulina em exercicios resistidos de mesma intensidade com relacao a massas musculares distintas. METODOS: Dez voluntarios, com 20,3 ± 4,2 anos, 74,1 ± 10,2 kg de peso, 177,2 ± 4,6 cm de estatura e 23,8 ± 3,2 kg/m2 de IMC, realizaram uma sessao de leg press (LP) e supino reto (SR) com quatro series com 10 repeticoes a 70% 1 RM com tres minutos de intervalo. Foram coletadas amostras de sangue para dosagem das concentracoes plasmaticas de cortisol, GH e insulina em repouso (Pre) e em 0' (Rec. 0'), 30' (Rec. 30') e 90' (Rec. 90') de recuperacao. RESULTADOS: As concentracoes plasmaticas de cortisol foram significativamente reduzidas ao final da recuperacao em LP (2,20±0,37 ng/dl para 1,33±0,38ng/dl) em relacao a pre-dosagem. As concentracoes de GH e insulina elevaram-se significativamente durante a recuperacao. GH em LP foi significativamente maior em Rec. 0' (2,75±3,29 ng/ml para 9,60±5,32 ng/dl) do que em pre. A insulina elevou-se significativamente em Rec. 30' em LP (14,70±7,92 ulU/ml para 21,66 ± 8,61 ulU/ml) e em SR (6,17 ± 2,99 ulU/ml para 19,70 ± 13,8 ulU/ml) em relacao a pre. As concentracoes plasmaticas de insulina pre em LP foram significativamente superiores a SR (14,70 ulU/ml e 6,17 ± 2,99 ulU/ml). CONCLUSAO: O exercicio resistido promoveu diferentes ajustes nas concentracoes hormonais de cortisol, GH e insulina durante o periodo de recuperacao.read more
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