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The effect of vitamin C and Anacardium occidentale in two biochemical parameters of sportsmen in samarra city | ||
| Tikrit Journal of Pure Science | ||
| Article 1, Volume 22, Issue 1, 2017, Pages 18-23 | ||
| Authors | ||
| Hala H.M. jassim; Mowafak M. Zaidan | ||
| Abstract | ||
| This study was designed to investigate effects of the Vitamin C and cashew on biochemical parameters that include concentrations of Uric acid and Creatine phosphokinase, (60) sample of blood have collected and they have divided for 4 groups (2 Control Group C1 ,C2 No treated) Group1( G1) Vitamin C 500 mg/day Group2( G2) Cashew (Anacardium occidentale) 100 g / day The results of this study showed that the physical stress and oxidative stress resulted by acute exercise which caused a significant increase in concentration of serum Uric acid and CPK, while Given the Vitamin C, cashew to period 15 day it is given alone Group. The results a significant decrease in concentration of serum Uric acid and CPK in males for control group, The results showed decrease in Uric acid with Vitamin C (3.50±0.69) for control group (6.64±1.40) and with cashew (4.41±0.94) for control group (6.16±1.34) While results of CPK record decrease in the group treated with Vitamin C (59.9±21.4) comparison with control (83.8±28.5) and with cashew (42.1±12.8) for control group (76.1±22.8) The above results reveals an important of the Vitamin C and Cashew like a strong antioxidant and removing the effects of the free radicals and decreasing the oxidative stress in which the soccer for it during the acute exercise | ||
| Keywords | ||
| CPK; Uric acid; vitamin C; Cashew | ||
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