ارتباط تغييرات هورمون كورتيزول و پروتئينهاي انتقال دهنده پلاسما متعاقب فعاليت بدني شديد هوازي در دوندگان جوان

The Relationship Between Cortisol Hormone Changes and Plasma Carrier Proteins Following Intensive Aerobic Exercise in Young Runners

The purpose of this study was relationship between cortisol hormone changes and plasma carrier proteins following intensive exercise in young men runners. For this purpose, 16 male runners (age: 21.8±2 years, height: 175±5.26 em, weight: 64.17±2.12 kg) participated in this study voluntarily. Blood samples were collected before, immediately and 3 hours after intensive exercise (balke test). One-way ANOVA with repeated measures and tukey test, and Pearson correlation analysis has been used in order to analyze the data (pO.05). After 3 hours intensive exercise, Cortisol concentration compare with basing rates has been decreased significantly (PO.05). Furthermore, there was no significant relationship between cortisol hormone changes and plasma carrier proteins immediately and after 3 hours intensive exercise (p>O.05). The findings of this study showed that an increase in cortisol serum hormone and plasma carrier proteins probably was resulted from exercise characteristic, exercise intensity and carrying plasma martial.