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Australian Journal of Basic and Applied Sciences, 6(9): 73-77, 212 ISSN 1991-8178 Effect Of Short-Term esistance Training And Silymarin onsumption On Some Of Preinflammatory ytokines, Growth Mediators And Immune System Performance 1 Seyed Mojtaba Seaid, 2 Ali eza Barari, 3 Seyed Hossein Alavi 1 Student of Msc of Exercise Physiology. Department of Physical Education and Sport Sciences, Science and esearch Branch, Islamic Azad University, Mazandaran, Sari. 2 (Ph.D). Assistant professor, Department of Physical Education and Sport Sciences, Science and esearch Branch, Islamic Azad University of ayatollah Amoli. amol. Iran. Alireza barari. 3 Department of Physical Education and Sport Sciences, Technical and Vocational ollege, Mahmoud Abad, Technical and Vocational University, Iran Abstract: Purpose: purpose of this study,measured The effect of independent variables on dependent variables were.independent variable of this research was resistance training program. Dependent variable was neutrophil measures of plasma, lymphocyte, growth hormone, insulin-like growth factor 1, interleukin 6 and the factor of necrosing of alpha tumor. Matrrial and methods: Statistics society of this research was untrain male, Samples were 24 subjects. Subjects follow :resistance group without cilymarin consuming, resistance group with consuming cilymarin and control group. Juice of cilymarin was prescripted as food for two weeks. The t-test and one-way analysis of variance were used. To determine within and between groups different, Tukey test was used to show the significant changes in each variables esult:the results of this research showed that the number of neutrophil was decreased in resistance group with and without cilymarin consuming. But the amount of lymphocyte significantly increased in group without cilymarin consuming. Measuring of growth hormone have shown that difference means in resistance group without cilymarin consuming causes increasing of this hormone. These training cause increase of IL-6 with cilymarin consuming. Of course resistance training without of consuming of cilymarin don t cause TNF significant increasing. onclusion:ytokines like interlokin-6 and nectrosing tumor with release in response to body damages can cause inhibiting of growth in resistance group with consuming cilymarin and preventing of muscle damaging and inhibiting of anabolic hormones and hormone-insulin-like factor 1. Key word: esistance training,silimaryn, sytokine INTODUTION egular body trainings cause adaption in various system in body (Bradford,.D., 27; alle, M.. and M.L. Fernandez, 21). One of the important effect of body training is its effect on immune system and body growth. It seems that cytokines usually release after long period exercises or some exercises which cause skeletal muscular damages. If some of the cytokines which cause responses such as inflammation of cells in skeletal muscles, with manipulating of training program, it can be avoided or limited from those exercises which induct cytokines release. Of course cytokines responds to body training was complex and is depend on king and intensity of training and pre training (Bradford,.D., 27; Eliakim, A and D. Nemet, 21). ecent efforts to quantify the effects of resistance training on hormonal response have suggested that exercise leads to simultaneous changes of antagonistic mediators (Bradford,.D., 27; ooper, D.M., et al., 21; Nemet, D and A. Eliakim, 21) Therefore, the aim of the present study was to evaluate the effects of a short-term resistance training on the balance between anabolic (growth hormone [GH]--> insulin-like growth factor [IGF]-I axis) and circulating inflammatory cytokines such as interleukin (IL)-6 and TNFα and neutrophil, and lymphocyte. In this research, one complementary is used wich is silybum marianum wich have active compound named silimaryn (Nemet, D and A. Eliakim, 21; Tumora, L., et al., 24). Its scientific name is silyburm marinaum (Tumora, L., et al., 24). esearches about immune research change to exercise with silimaryn, glutamin and antioxidans have shown that acute training may cause increase of disease factors and its distribution in person (ooper, D.M., et al., 21; Eliakim, A and D. Nemet, 21). There are a number of questions to be considered in this hypothesis; whether two weeks of training in a untrain male subject will affect the level of inflammatory cytokines, growth factor and the immune system performance, also whether the consumption of Silymarin in this test subjects will cause changes in the selected factors. orresponding Authour: Seyed Mojtaba Seaid. Student of Msc of Exercise Physiology. Department of Physical Education and Sport Sciences, Science and esearch Branch, Islamic Azad University, Mazandaran, Sari. 73

Aust. J. Basic & Appl. Sci., 6(9): 73-77, 212 MATEIALS AND METHODS This research is semi-experimental statestic society of research in male students of Azad university of chalus branch. Statistic samples is concluded of 24 untrained male (age: 2 ±2 years) samples wich was selected from randomly.selection of samples in three groups of 8 individuals included: resistance group without silimaryn consume (), resistance group with silimaryn consume(s) and control group(). In this research preparation Silymarin alcoholic juice was prescribed 5mg/kg/day for two weeks like food. Independent variable of this research was included of neut,lymph,gh,igf1,il6,tnfα. The aim of the present study was to demonstrate the physiological effect of IL-6 and TNFα on circulating components of the GH-IGF-I axis and immune system performance. esistance training program of this research was included of 75 minutes, three time in week,two weeks.intensity of training loading was 6%-8% of one maximum repetition. Start with warm up exercises include: the muscles relax and stretch the body, which was for 1 minutes. In final of six training session,selection factors between pre and post test marks were compared. The effect of independent variables on dependent variables were measured. The t-test and one-way analysis of variance were used. To determine within and between groups differents, Tukey test was used to show the significant changes in each variables. esults: esults of research has shown that resistance training program causes increasing in maximum aerobic power and whole body power(α /5). But weight,fat mass,body mass index and heart rate will not significant decrease (α /5). esults of research has shown that course lymph colume in and S group had significant increase (α /5). onsideration and comparing of selected factor is shown in following. GH : By considering of GH in three sampling groups, in pre and post test was meaningful in group (P=./.42).(Table 1 & Figure 1). Table 1: omparison between the average GH in the test groups before and after training. groups Pre of training Post of training./19 ±./14./71±./59./52 S./ 38±./ 21./63 ±./7./295./45 ±./26./5 ±./12./.5 T test P value T= -2/47 p=./42 T=-1/28 p=./242 T= -./546 p=./6.8.7.6.5.4.3.2.1.71.63.45.5.38.19 Fig. 1: omparing of GH means (mg/l) before and after training omparison of mean of between testing groups showed that F of table with freedom degree of 2 and 21 in.5 levels is 3.46, Since accounted F (./15) is less than table s F, the meaningful level (./9) is not accepted. LGF1: By considering of in LGF1 in three sample groups, pre and post test in s group was meaningful(p=./.13) (Table 2 & Figure 2). Table 2: omparison between the average IGF1 in the test groups before and after training. groups Pre of training Post of training T test P value S 146/4 ±34/3 137 /48± 34 / 7 163/5 ±45/7 151/5±41/7 11/6±2/3 151/6 ±3/1 5/1-26/9-11/9 T= -./41 p=./69 T=3/28 p=./13 T=./56 p=./59 74

Aust. J. Basic & Appl. Sci., 6(9): 73-77, 212 2 15 1 5 146.4 151.5 137.48 11.6 163.5 151.6 Fig. 2: omparison of LGF1 (mg/l) before and after training omparison of mean of between testing groups showed that F of table with freedom degree of 2 and 21 in.5 levels is 3.46, Since accounted F (1.233) is less than table s F, the meaningful level (./312) is not accepted. IL6 : By considering of in three sample groups, pre and post test means figgerence was meaningful in S group (p=./.25) (Table 3 & Figure 3). Table 3: omparison between the average of IL 6 in the test groups before and after training Groups Pre of training Post of training./61 ±./6./71±/9./1 S./ 63±./ 3./15 ±./69./42./51 ±./23./53 ±./75./2 T test P value T= -./75 p=./48 T= -2/85 p=./25 T= -./24 p=./82.12.1.8.6.4.2.15.61.71.63.51.53 Fig. 3: omparison of IL6(pg/ml) before and after trainig omparison of mean of between testing groups showed that F of table with freedom degree of 2 and 21 in.5 levels is 3.46, Since accounted F (1.262) is less than table s F, the meaningful level (./34) is not accepted. TNFα : By considering of in three sample groups, pre and post test was meaninigful in and S groups (p=./.41, P=./.49) (Table 4 & Figure 4). Table 4: omparison between the average of (TNFα) in the test groups before and after training groups Pre of training Post of training./4 ±./75./49±/64./9 S./ 34±./ 1./46 ±./12./12./46 ±./78./44 ±./11 -./2 T test P value T= -2/5 p=./41 T= -2/38 p=./49 T=./28 p=./79 75

Aust. J. Basic & Appl. Sci., 6(9): 73-77, 212.5.4.4.49.34.46.46.44.3.2.1 Fig. 4: omparison of TNFα means (pg/ml) before and after training. omparison of mean of between testing groups showed that F of table with freedom degree of 2 and 21 in.5 levels is 3.46, Since accounted F (./295) is less than table s F, the meaningful level (./747) is not accepted. onclusion: The research shows that physical training can increase the cytokines in the athlete s body (Spanoudaki, S., et al., 21). Hormonal changes associated with short-term training that cause some of effects on immune function. Of course, adequate nutrition can help neutral the negative effects of short-term training on immune function (Pamela, J., et al., 29; Petersen, A.M. and B.K. Pederson, 25; Tumora, L., 24). Done researches in changing of immune research responses with body training have shown that body training cause increasing of cytokenins in athlete s body (Bradford,.D., et al., 27; alle, M.. and M.L. Fernandez, 21). Sytokines free by body activity and will be taken and excreted rapidly. increasing of IL6 after exercise in damaged skeletal muscle has shown of the role of this cytokine in inflammation processes and damaged skeletal muscle repair (Eliakim, A and D. Nemet, 21; Nemet, D and A. Eliakim, 21). esults of this research have shown that resistance training cause increasing of GH amount. Of course meaningful decreasing of IGF1 in S group Probably can be Effective in speed decreasing of disease factors in body (Pamela, J., et al., Petersen, A.M. and B.K. Pederson, 25). The results of this research also have shown that S group cause meaningful increase of IL6.of course amount of TNF had meaningful increase in both group of and S. ytokines like IL-6 and TNFα with release in response to body damages can cause inhibiting of growth and preventing of muscle damaging and inhibiting in IGF1(Eliakim, A and D. Nemet, 21; Pamela, J., et al., 29, Petersen, A.M. and B.K. Pederson, 25). studies showed that one and 1 hour of water polo training of 1female sample group with average age of 14-16 years old, indicates that increase the IL1α and IL6, while the amount of TNFα decreases greatly after the training which leads to an increase in lymphocyte and monocytes (Spanoudaki, S., et al., 21). More studies on male group who had been wrestling trained showed that; short-term resistance training leads to an increase in IGF1(Nemet, D and A. Eliakim, 21). Increase in the physical training for older sample groups indicates increase on pre inflammatory cytokines at first (IL1 β, IL6 and TNFα) and decrease in GH/IGHF1 activities (Nemet, D and A. Eliakim, 21). short-term resistance training leads to simultaneous increases in mediators signaling apparently antagonistic functional responses such as growth factors and inflammatory mediators (8,11). The results suggest that IL-6 plays a role in the GH-->IGF-I response to intense exercise. Finally, The increase in IL-6 may indicate its important role in muscle tissue repair after resistance training. changes in the balance of anabolic and catabolic hormones and inflammatory mediators during the training season may help elite athletes and their coaches in their training and preparation for competition. EFEENES Bradford,.D., J.D. ootter and M.S. Thorburn, 27. exercise can be pyrogenic in human.american Journal of physiology.egulatory,intergrative and omparative Physiology, 292: 143-149. alle, M.. and M.L. Fernandez, 21. Effects of resistance training on the inflammatory response. Nutr es Pract., 4(4): 259-69. ooper, D.M., D. Nemet and P. Galasseti, 21. exercise stress and inflammation in the growing child: from the bench to the playground.urrent option in pediatrics., 16(3): 286-292. Eliakim, A and D. Nemet, 21. Exercise training, physical fitness and the growth hormone-insulin-like growth factor-1 axis and cytokine balance. Med Sport Sci., 55: 128-4. Malm,., T.L. Sjodin and B. Sjoberg, 24. Leukocytes,cytokines,growth factors and hormones in human skeletal muscle and blood after uphill or downhill running. J physiol, 556: 983-1. Nemet, D and A. Eliakim, 21. Growth hormone-insulin-like growth factor-1 and inflammatory response to a single exercise bout in children and adolescents. Med Sport Sci., 55: 141-55. 76

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