Exam 4: Vitamins Flashcards

1
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Which vitamins are Antioxidants

A

VC, E, beta-carotene

(Riboflavin)

Particularly reduction function

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2
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What are vitamins reducing?

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Vitamin C: water soluble constituents
A nod E: fat soluble

Theoretically may reduce muscle damage from oxidative stress and important molecules, cell membrane, lipids, free radicals, proteins

  • as you walk up stairs heart rate and respiration goes up thus oxidative stress
  • antioxidant defense system
  • antioxidant reduce oxidative damage but dont get benefit of oxidative stress benefits (does reduce cancer or prevent you from getting fit)1
  • Percumin and mixtures
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3
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Antioxidants guidelines by USOC for maximum supplementation of B-carotene:

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<3-20mg

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4
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Supplements related and no related to vitamins:

Vitamin B15 is

A) not really a vitamin

A
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5
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Supplements related and no related to vitamins:

Vitamin B15 is

T/F Russian Olympians claimed ergogenic benefits in late 70’s

A

T

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6
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Supplements related and no related to vitamins:

Vitamin B15 best research study was conducted in SDSU

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7
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Supplements related and no related to vitamins:

Bee Pollen

A
  • plant pollen thanks to bees
  • rich in protein vitamins minerals…
  • dont have to use to get nutrient
  • studies for positive effects are not good
  • well controlled studies no positive effect
  • allergic reactions
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8
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Supplements related and no related to vitamins:

CoQ10

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  • where in metabolisms: ETC
  • shuttle electrons for ATP production
  • not a vitamin
  • not essential
  • in sports nutrition level go down in well trained, similar to riboflavin, gone from plasma
  • not many studies to understand what happens in muscles
  • studies
    —concentration goes up in blood, not sure what occurs with the muscle levels, could be potentially beneficial
    —performance
  • not beneficial by most experts
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9
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Supplements related and no related to vitamins:

Quercetin is

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  • phytonutrient
  • ketone in structure
  • literature
    —- less heart disease CVD
    —— mitochondria production in Soleus and brain
    —-improve endurance, ability to exercise, muscle bio spy more mitochondria, restricted to untrained people, in elite did not improve
  • might be thing to use before training and easy to start training (new years resolution)
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10
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Minerals and athletes

Macro minerals are:

A
  • Ca, Mg, P, Na, K, Cl, S
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11
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Why is calcium a big one?

A

People dont eat enough

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12
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Calcium roles important for athletes

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Bone health, muscle contraction, blood clotting

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13
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Calcium Sources

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  • dairy, fish with bones, broccoli, tofu, fortified juices
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14
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How does physical activity influence bone health

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  • in generally better bone health
    Studies
  • inactivity decreases BMD
  • —space people need to do exercise
  • UCSD study both groups lost bone for the treadmill group lost less bone
    ——- twin study:
    ——— calcium balance goes down
    ——-calcium 41 isotope, oral/intravenous isotopes, collect urine or blood
  1. Activity relate to higher bone mineral density
    - gymnastics: healthy bone if not restrict kcal
    - swimmers have less good bone bc sport is not weight barring
    - volleyball goo bones
  2. Exercise may increase BMD
    - older women after menopause can build bone
    - cyclist lower bone desists, sitting, no weight, continuous for long time too much calcium loss and bone loss (few studies)
    - normally noursidhed an kcal
    - overal most day it promot bone
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15
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Female athletes triad

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  • 3 things
    —energy def: not enough kcal, too much exercise (so eat enough) restrict kcal, not meet energy needs,
    —menstrual disturbance: loose period, hormonal dysfunction estrogen to support menstrual ion
    —- low bone mass: due to the above, losing calcium

-original thought of eating disorders but more generally not eating enough to meet needs

  • all happens on a continuum
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16
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RED-S

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  • poor immune function, poor physical performance, other reproductions of not getting enough kcal
17
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Exercise induce anoreixia

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-

18
Q

Phosphorus

A

Functions
- bone
- energy rich compounds-ie ATP
- hydroxyapatite

19
Q

Phosphorus

A
  • dairy MFP nuts legumes colas
20
Q
A
  • results for exercise are inconsistency, maybe due to salts dose regiment
  • most studies not results with ATP except for 1 study have positive effect that muscle aTP went up and performance
  • creating phosphate can improve performance