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[...] Glutamine is the most abundant amino acid in human muscle and plasma and is used in a high degree by rapidly dividing cells, including leukocytes, in order to provide energy and optimal conditions for nucleotide biosynthesis. As such, it is considered necessary for proper immune system. In various catabolic states including surgical [...]

[...] reduction of cardiac risk factors have been evaluated. Some popular diets can modestly reduce weight but there are still no long term results of their evaluation. Key words: energy requirements, low-caloric, low-fat and low-carbohydrate diets Wstęp Obserwowany znaczny wzrost występowania otyłości, zwłaszcza otyłości brzusznej, spowodował większe [...]

[...] to 90 seconds. Intensity and duration were progressively increased over the 15 week period. The results: 3 times greater fat loss in the HIIT group Even though the energy cost of the exercise performed in the ET group was twice as high as the HIIT group, the sum of the skinfolds (which reflects subcutaneous body fat) in the HIIT group [...]

[...] of study populations . A memorable example of this is work by Tremblay’s team, observing the effect of 20 weeks of HIIT versus endurance training (ET) on young adults . When energy expenditure between groups was corrected, HIIT group showed a whopping 9 times the fat loss as the ET group. In the HIIT group, biopsies showed an increase of [...]

[...] intake were tested for significant between-group differences. Estimated mean consumption of fructose was 54.7 g/day (range, 38.4 - 72.8 g/day), accounting for 10.2% of total energy intake. http://jn.nutrition.org/content/139/6/1228S.full srednie spozycie fruktozy w USA w latach 1977-1978 wynosi 8% dziennego zapotzrebowania na kalorie - co dawalo [...]

[...] of you are there? All together I think there's 17 products. {51820}{51995}What do you eat before the match? The 7 hours before the match I always take a bit of fruit, some energy bars, chocolate and so. {52050}{52125}I see plenty of women here coming to the match. {52125}{52270}That's always the problem with my matches, I don't know what do [...]

[...] glycogen, fat, protein and ketones. Except under certain conditions (which will be mentioned when necessary), protein and ketones do not provide a significant amount of energy during exercise. Therefore this discussion will focus primarily on glycogen and fat use during exercise. To simplify this article, exercise will be delineated as [...]

[...] Jul; 42(1): 83-94. 3. Astrup A, Madsen J, Holst JJ, Christensen NJ The effect of chronic ephedrine treatment on substrate utilization, the sympathoadrenal activity, and energy expenditure during glucose-induced thermogenesis in MAN. Metabolism 1986 Mar;35(3):260-265. 4. Sibley DR, Daniel K, Strader CD, Lefkowitz RJ Phosphorylation of the [...]

[...] J P Ferguson3, K G Jackson4, D P Jewell2, K N Frayn1 8.Jacques Décombaz Nutrition Department, Nestlé Research Centre, Lausanne, Switzerland Nutrition and recovery of muscle energy stores after exercise Schweizerische Zeitschrift für «Sportmedizin und Sporttraumatologie» 51 (1), 31–38, 2003 9. Metabolism. 2008 Mar;57(3):373-9. Short-term effects [...]

[...] Bodybuilders may come and go, but there is only one Arnold. As a kid in Graz, Austria, Schwarzenegger played soccer, ran and wrestled. He always seemed to have more energy than his friends, and at the age of 15 he had a vision—as others might see Christ—of himself standing on a stage, winning the world body-building championship. Against [...]

[...] 25 in the placebo group). CLA attenuated the increase in BMI (0.5 +/- 0.8) compared with placebo (1.1 +/- 1.1) (P = 0.05). The percentage change in body fat measured by dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry was smaller (P = 0.001) in the CLA group (-0.5 +/- 2.1%) than in the placebo group (1.3 +/- 1.8%). The change in abdominal body fat as a [...]

[...] state, the blood insulin concentration tends to decrease during exercise, allowing the blood glucose to be maintained at or above resting levels and to provide increased energy supplies (fuel) to muscle cells. Following a meal, the blood glucose and amino acid levels rise (the absorptive state) and this triggers an increase in insulin release [...]

[...] fatu (czy innych czynnikow ktorych nie jestem w stanie przetlumaczyc a nie chce walnac jakiegos lapsusa). Badania na zwierzetach: Dietary fatty acid composition influences energy accretion in rats. To study the influence of dietary fatty acid composition on energy metabolism, forty male rats were fed elemental diets containing 42% of energy as [...]

znalazlem w archiwum ten artykol ktory dawno temu ktos zamiesci,interesuje mnie autor,kto to napisal.jesli ktos z was juz to widzial i zna zrodlo bede wdzieczny jak napisze Pochodzenie słowa "doping" jest przedmiotem wielu kontrowersyjnych poglądów i ma interesującą historię. Wieki temu używanie słowa ,,dop" w dialekcie południowo-afrykańskiego [...]

Pochodzenie słowa „doping" jest przedmiotem wielu kontrowersyjnych poglądów i ma interesującą historię. Wieki temu używanie słowa ,,dop" w dialekcie południowo-afrykańskiego szczepu Kaffir oznaczało narkotyczny płyn używany przez członków szczepu podczas religijnych ceremonii. Poprzez późniejszą asymilację z językiem osadników europejskich [...]

[...] Jul; 42(1): 83-94. 3. Astrup A, Madsen J, Holst JJ, Christensen NJ The effect of chronic ephedrine treatment on substrate utilization, the sympathoadrenal activity, and energy expenditure during glucose-induced thermogenesis in MAN. Metabolism 1986 Mar;35(3):260-265. 4. Sibley DR, Daniel K, Strader CD, Lefkowitz RJ Phosphorylation of the [...]

[...] protein breakdown (PB), and net turnover ( = PS - PB) before (PRE) and after (POST) resistance training. Percent body fat (%BF), fat-free mass (FFM), fat mass (FM), and energy and protein intakes were also determined. PRE/POST measurements of 1RM for the chest press and leg extension were used to examine strength gains. RESULTS: Gains [...]

[...] protein synthesis. The rest of the muscle growth is directly attributable to increased proliferation of the satellite cells in the basal lamina of muscle tissue, and dietary energy (calories) is not a key factor in the differentiation of these cells into new myofibres (muscle cells). Of all factors determining muscle growth, prevention of [...]

[...] findings suggest that a reduction in insulin sensitivity induces a poor response of sympathetic nervous activity in the postprandial phase and a reduction in postprandial energy expenditure. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16538009 badano wplyw posilku na TEF u mlodych osob wnioski: TEF jest wieksze u osob szczuplejszych niz otyłych TEF [...]

[...] decreased (p less than 0.001) from 160 to 118 mmol X kg-1 w. w. It is concluded that high intensity, heavy resistance exercise is associated with a high rate of energy utilization through phosphagen breakdown and activation of glycogenolysis. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/3758035 po 5 seriach przysiadow ze sztang trzymana z [...]