Changes of the glucidic metabolism determined by the physical effort of the treatment with the…
April 1, 2010
| Abstract Title: | Changes of the glucidic metabolism determined by the physical effort of the treatment with the Aslavital and Apilarnil |
| Authors: | Svetlana Kogalniceanu, Ioana Lancrajan, Gavril Ardelean |
| Affiliation: | Faculty of Nature Sciences, “Vasile Goldis” Western University Arad, Romania |
| Abstract text: | The experiments have monitored the effects of Aslavital and Apilarnil treatment on glucydic metabolism used in physical effort. The experiments were done on Wistar white rats aged 6-10 months, weighing 140-200 g. The animals had to pass a tiredness test consisting of free swimming: 90 minutes and 5 hours acute, five hours swimming in 7 days and five hours swimming in 14 days. The swimming took place in the absence or in the presence of Aslavital (1 ml in a 10 mg/kg of body) and Apilamil (per os, three pills). We investigated glycaemia following the God Perid method (Werner et al., 1970) and the glycogen following the Montegomery method. The results are presented in tables 1-6 and graphics 1-6. They provide us with useful information in order to better understand the action mechanisms of Aslavital and Apilarnil, as metabolic answer to effort. The interference of Aslavital under physical effort consists of a positive action of equalizing the biologic parameters of the treated animals to the values of the control group. The Apilamil increases the muscle glycogen depletion to control, exerting a catabolic influence on the glucydic metabolism. The results allow the Apilarnil to be classified as a strong energizer with an intense catabolic influence. |
| Keywords: | glycaemia, muscle glycogen, physical effort, aslavital, apilarnil, glucydic metabolism |
| Presentation type: | Poster |
| Correspondence: | no. 95 Rebreanu St., Arad, Romania |
| Email: | sos_kg@yahoo.com |
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