Efeitos do exercício de natação em ratas com suplementação nutricional de sacarose
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https://doi.org/10.33233/rbfe.v7i3.3615Abstract
O objetivo deste trabalho foi determinar o efeito do exercício de natação sobre a glicose e triacilglicerol (TG) sanguíneos, morfometria e metabolismo energético do músculo sóleo de ratas que receberam suplementação nutricional com sacarose. Ratas Wistar com peso médio de 76 g foram divididas em: grupo controle sedentário (CS); grupo controle exercitado (CE); grupo suplementado sedentário (SS); grupo suplementado exercitado (SE). Aos grupos suplementados foi oferecida solução aquosa de sacarose 30% e dieta basal ad libitum. Os grupos controle receberam dieta basal e água ad libitum. Os animais nadaram uma hora três dias por semana. As análises sanguíneas mostraram aumentos da glicose no grupo SS e do TG nos grupos SS e SE. Houve redução do TG muscular no grupo CE, elevação do hidroperóxido de lipídio (HP) no grupo SS e da citrato sintase nos grupos SS e SE em relação aos seus respectivos controles. O grupo CE apresentou aumento significativo dos diâmetros das fibras. Conclui-se que dieta balanceada associada í prática de exercícios físicos está relacionada a uma diminuição do conteúdo lipídico intramuscular, associado a um aumento das fibras musculares e utilização de TG como fonte energética.
Palavras-chave: exercício, sacarose, metabolismo energético.
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