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Exerc Sci > Volume 12(4); 2003 > Article

Exercise Science 2003;12(4): 597-611.

Qi power salt 투여가 심ㆍ폐기능 요인 및 혈청 Nitric oxide 생성에 미치는 영향

김학렬¹, 이규성², 박성률²

¹목포대학교
²한국체육대학교

ABSTRACT

Kim, H.L., Park, S.Y., Lee, K.S. The effects of Qi power salt supplement in Cardio-vascular function and serum nitric oxide product. Exercise Science, 12(4): 597-612, 2003. The purpose of this study was compared with cardio-respiratory function to maximal aerobic power and ventilation threshold levels following Qi power salt supplement in sprinter and endurance runners. On the other hand, it was to evaluate a profile of serum nitric oxide product in endotherium as Qi power salt supplement, and compared to biochemical profiles between sprinter and endurance runners.Cardio-respiratory function in maximal state of sprinter and endurance runner group was not significant difference between QPS supplement and control. However, treadmill exhaustion time after QPS supplement was display a significantly increased levels(p<.01) in endurance runner group, but it was not significant difference in sprinter group. Relative(p<.001) VO2max (ml/kg/min, l/min) of endurance runner was shown a significantly high levels compared to sprinter. Cardio-respiratory variables in ventilation threshold levels during QPS supplement and control was not proved a significant difference in sprinter and endurance runner group. However, endurance runner compared to sprinter group was shown a significantly high levels in QPS supplement and control.Serum nitric oxide concentration(uM) of sprinter and endurance runner was not shown a significant difference in QPS supplement, but it was display a significantly increased levels in exercise after immediately compared to baseline value in controlConclusively, the Qi power salt supplement in sprinter and endurance runner was not influence in respiratory gas variables of maximal state and ventilation threshold, but it was a inhibition effect in serum nitric oxide production.

Key words: Qi power salt supplement, Maximal aerobic power, Anaerobic threshold, Serum nitric oxide product