Archivos de Medicina del Deporte,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
40(4), P. 217 - 221
Published: Aug. 14, 2023
Introduction
and
objectives:
The
SARS-CoV-2
infection
appears
to
cause
functional
impairment
of
cardiopulmonary
performance
in
many
athletes.
We
studied
the
post-COVID-19
impact
on
system,
through
maximal
ergospirometry
test,
elite
professional
soccer
players.
Material
method:
sample
consisted
10
AFA
(Argentine
Football
Association)
first
division
players,
who
underwent
pre
post
COVID-19
oxygen
uptake
(VO2max)
tests.
variables
analyzed
were
absolute
relative
VO2max,
aerobic
speed
(MAS),
ventilatory
threshold
(VT1),
second
(VT2),
heart
rate
(HRmax)
respiratory
exercise
ratio
(RER).
Results:
mean
age
was
22.4
±
6.9
years,
body
mass
71.5
7.1
kg
height
176.2
cm.
Post
subjects
significantly
decreased
VO2
VT2
by
18%
(P
=
0.028)
RER
5%
0.02).
HRmax
only
variable
that
increased
1.8%
0.04).
No
significant
changes
observed
vs
73.9
7.4
(P<
0.118),
VO2max
61.7
5.2
59.0
5.1
ml·kg·min-1
(P<0,213),
MAS
18.7
0.9
18.6
0.5
km·h-1
(P<0,739),
VO2VT1
39.2
4.0
37.8
4.3
(P<0.460),
al
VT1
11.6
11.8
0.6
<0.480)
other
variables.
Conclusion:
It
seems
reasonable
safe
evaluate
athletes
after
with
ensure
health
conditions
trainability.
In
this
type
(elite
players),
use
(VT2)
can
be
used
as
a
strategy
observe
changes.
decrease
found
may
related
more
cessation
training
than
damage.
Nutrients,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
15(19), P. 4139 - 4139
Published: Sept. 25, 2023
Regular
physical
activity
(PA)
and
healthy
nutrition
are
effective
strategies
to
improve
crucial
modifiable
lifestyle
factors
that
affect
health
status,
both
in
people
special
populations
suffering
from
metabolic
disorders
[...]
Journal of Food Biochemistry,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
2024(1)
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
In
the
past
few
years,
much
research
has
been
conducted
on
edible
mushrooms,
among
which
Pleurotus
ostreatus
(PO)—also
known
as
oyster
mushrooms—has
received
attention
due
to
its
many
health
and
medicinal
benefits.
Some
shown
that
PO
active
compounds,
such
lectins,
polysaccharides,
primarily
β
‐glucans,
phenols,
polyphenols,
terpenoids,
ergosterols,
glycoproteins,
are
strong
immune
system
modulators,
have
anti‐inflammatory
properties,
potentially
positive
effects
cardiovascular
athletic
performance.
this
narrative
review,
an
extensive
search
(academic
databases
from
inception
April
25,
2024)
was
in
scientific
literature,
various
aspects
of
performance
were
investigated.
This
review
article
thereby
demonstrates
potential
benefits
for
improving
overall
baseline
concomitant
sports
performance,
recovery,
function.
addition
enhancements
antioxidant
defense,
substrate
metabolism,
being
a
rich
source
essential
nutrients,
we
describe
possible
relationship
between
intake
improved
recovery
athletes
after
intense
exercise
by
reducing
inflammation,
modulating
microbiome,
neutralizing
free
radicals,
strengthening
system.
However,
more
basic
studies
clinical
trials
is
needed
investigate
PO’s
applications,
mechanisms,
athletes.
International Journal of Sport Exercise and Health Research,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
7(1), P. 24 - 29
Published: June 30, 2023
Background:
The
COVID-19
pandemic
impacted
lifestyle
behaviors
and
health
of
masters
athletes
throughout
the
world.
Aims
Objectives:
purpose
this
study
was
to
examine
impact
on
diet,
physical
activity,
(physical,
mental,
social)
participating
in
2022
Masters
Field
Hockey
World
Cup.
Materials
Methods:
A
total
391
participants
(mean
age
=
56.83+9.83
years)
completed
35-item
Health
Well-being
Athletes
Survey.
Results:
Respondents
felt
that
had
either
no
impact/improvement
respectively,
their
diet
(72%/18%),
activity
(55%/30%),
(63%/21%),
while
reporting
or
declines
mental
(67%/24%)
social
(62%/31%).
one-way
Analysis
Variance
(ANOVA)
indicate
greater
negative
impacts
among
some
younger
groups
versus
older
groups.
Open-ended
responses
other
support
finding
experienced
health.
Alternatively,
reported
overall
be
very
good
excellent
(80%)
stress
occur
rarely
sometimes
(79%)
by
time
Cup
events.
Conclusion:
a
positive
whilst
having
As
such,
future
for
field
hockey
is
warranted.
Archivos de Medicina del Deporte,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
40(4), P. 217 - 221
Published: Aug. 14, 2023
Introduction
and
objectives:
The
SARS-CoV-2
infection
appears
to
cause
functional
impairment
of
cardiopulmonary
performance
in
many
athletes.
We
studied
the
post-COVID-19
impact
on
system,
through
maximal
ergospirometry
test,
elite
professional
soccer
players.
Material
method:
sample
consisted
10
AFA
(Argentine
Football
Association)
first
division
players,
who
underwent
pre
post
COVID-19
oxygen
uptake
(VO2max)
tests.
variables
analyzed
were
absolute
relative
VO2max,
aerobic
speed
(MAS),
ventilatory
threshold
(VT1),
second
(VT2),
heart
rate
(HRmax)
respiratory
exercise
ratio
(RER).
Results:
mean
age
was
22.4
±
6.9
years,
body
mass
71.5
7.1
kg
height
176.2
cm.
Post
subjects
significantly
decreased
VO2
VT2
by
18%
(P
=
0.028)
RER
5%
0.02).
HRmax
only
variable
that
increased
1.8%
0.04).
No
significant
changes
observed
vs
73.9
7.4
(P<
0.118),
VO2max
61.7
5.2
59.0
5.1
ml·kg·min-1
(P<0,213),
MAS
18.7
0.9
18.6
0.5
km·h-1
(P<0,739),
VO2VT1
39.2
4.0
37.8
4.3
(P<0.460),
al
VT1
11.6
11.8
0.6
<0.480)
other
variables.
Conclusion:
It
seems
reasonable
safe
evaluate
athletes
after
with
ensure
health
conditions
trainability.
In
this
type
(elite
players),
use
(VT2)
can
be
used
as
a
strategy
observe
changes.
decrease
found
may
related
more
cessation
training
than
damage.
