Plasma creatine kinase activity and glutathione after eccentric exercise

Article Abstract:

Results reveal that low plasma glutahione levels results in smaller plasma cretine kinase and myoglobin response but faster recovery from eccentric exercise compared with subjects containing high plasma total glutathione concentration. Data indicate that subjects with low glutathione may have a blunted inflammatory response, which would account for the observed effects.

United States, Physiological aspects, Inflammation, Isometric exercise, Myoglobin, Glutathione metabolism

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Adverse events associated with eccentric excercise protocols; six case studies

Article Abstract:

A study of adverse side effects after strenuous, overexertion exercise is presented, focusing on the instance of rhabdomyolysis. Topics include swelling, muscle ability, and creatine kinase.

Massachusetts, Research, Arm, Myositis, Rhabdomyolysis, Arm injuries

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