Acute Effects of Vitamin C Supplementation for Four Weeks Followed by a Meeting of Creatine Kinase and Lactate Eccentric Activity in Male Non-Athletic

The aim of present study was to investigate the effect of four weeks supplementation of vitamin C on serum levels of total antioxidant capacity and Malondialdehyde among inactive males following the eccentric exercise off to check. According the aim of present study, 20 male non-athletic healthy volunteers (24±1.6 years, body fat percentage 22.59±2.62 and maximal oxygen uptake 48.96±3.58 mL/kg/min) was similar in the two randomized groups of vitamin C (1000 mg per day ) and placebo groups. The Middle Four subjects were withdrawn from work. After four weeks of supplementation, all subjects in the intermittent aerobic exercise on a treadmill with 80 percent oxygen consumption (The negative slope of 10 degrees) ran for 45 minutes. Initial blood samples at baseline before supplementation, a second blood sample after completion of the supplementation period and the third sample was taken immediately after the exercise. Normalized data were analyzed using repeated measures, Bonferroni t-test and the five percent level of significance with SPSS software version 21 was investigated. Four-week supplementation of vitamin C and eccentric then, CK (p < 0.05), blood lactate serum not significant (p > 0.05). Four weeks of vitamin C supplementation not significantly Reduce Creatine kinase in the base case, But reduced peak Creatine kinase.