Exercise-Induced Tissue Damage

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14 Substances Researched for Exercise-Induced Tissue Damage

Name	AC	CK
Hesperidin	2	12
Beet	1	10
Cocoa	1	10
Polyphenols	1	10
Spinach	1	10
Vitamin C	1	10
Vitamin E	1	10
Arginine	2	4
Astaxanthin	1	2
Caffeic acid phenethyl ester	1	2
Coenzyme Q10	1	2
Curcumin	1	2
Ginsenosides	1	2
Sulforaphane	1	2

2 Problem Substances Researched for Exercise-Induced Tissue Damage

Name	AC	CK	Focus
Atorvastatin	1	10
Statin Drugs	1	10

3 Therapeutic Actions Researched for Exercise-Induced Tissue Damage

Name	AC	CK
Exercise	3	14
Exercise: Cycling	1	10
Whole-Body Vibration	1	10

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Cumulative Knowledge Score 27
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8-week supplementation of 2S-hesperidin modulates antioxidant and inflammatory status after exercise until exhaustion in amateur cyclists.Mar 10, 2021

A comparison between whole-body vibration and conventional training on pain and performance in athletes with patellofemoral pain.Jun 30, 2021

Betalains alleviate exercise-induced oxidative stress, inflammation, and fatigue and improve sports performance.Oct 11, 2023

Bovine colostrum truncates the increase in gut permeability caused by heavy exercise in athletes.Mar 01, 2011

Chronic daily oral supplementation of spinach has alleviating effects on known markers of oxidative stress and muscle damage following a half-marathon in well trained healthy young men.May 31, 2015

Chronic supplementation with dark chocolate as a rich source of polyphenols positively modulates exercise-induced intestinal damage in elite football athletes.Sep 27, 2023

Statins may adversely alter the response of muscle to exercise stress.Dec 01, 2005

Vitamin C and E supplementation prevents mitochondrial damage of ileum myocytes caused by intense and exhaustive exercise training.Nov 01, 2009

Astaxanthin limits exercise-induced skeletal and cardiac muscle damage in mice.Feb 01, 2003

Caffeic acid phenethyl ester can demonstrate protective effects on endothelial damage, inflammation and oxidative stress axis.Jun 29, 2020

CoQ10 supplementation reduces exhaustive exercise-induced muscular injury by enhancing stabilization of muscle cell membrane.Jan 01, 2007

Curcumin can reduce inflammation and offset some of the performance deficits associated with eccentric exercise-induced muscle damage.Jun 01, 2007

findings provide strong evidence that ginsenoside-Rg1 can protect the liver against exhaustive exercise-induced oxidative damage.Dec 31, 2011

L-Arginine attenuates xanthine oxidase and myeloperoxidase activities in hearts of rats during exhaustive exercise.Jan 01, 2006

L-arginine protects against pulmonary oxidative stress and antioxidant defenses during exhaustive exercise in rats.Aug 01, 2005

Protective effect of hesperidin on the oxidative stress induced by an exhausting exercise.Apr 03, 2019

Sulforaphane inhibits exhaustive exercise-induced liver injury.Jul 19, 2023

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17 Abstracts with Exercise-Induced Tissue Damage Research