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define assessment of manganese status the body mn status has not been yet established by laboratory tests though the normal range of serum mn
define briefly about the manganese toxicitymanganese is considered least toxic of the trace minerals through oral intake however some people may be
define about the manganese deficiencymn deficiency has been observed in many species of animals and symptoms include impaired growth skeletal
define integrity of cartilage function of manganesemn plays an important role in proteoglycan biosynthesis which is essential for the integrity of
define carbohydrate metabolism of manganesemn is required for carbohydrate metabolism enzymes pyruvate carboxylase and phosphoenol pyruvate carboxy
define antioxidant activity of manganeseas mn is a component of mitochondrial superoxide dismutase sod it can protect against oxidative damage
define functions of manganeselike other micro minerals mn also functions in mammalian enzyme systems it can function both as an integral part of
determine the fate of manganese which is absorbedlet us now study the fate of mn which is absorbedafter absorption mn is complexed with albumin and
determine the factors that influence manganese absorptionlet us now see which factors influence mn absorptionmajor factors which may influence the
define manganese metabolism - micro mineralsintestinal absorption of mil occurs throughout the length of the small intestine although the exact
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define assessment of chromium statusno specific tests are currently available which could help us to determine chromium status another reason being
define chromium toxicitytrivalent chromium the form of chromium found in foods and supplements is least toxic oral supplements upto 800 to 1000 mcg
define effect of deficiency of chromiumin humanshallmark of marginal chromium deficiency is impaired glucose tolerance individuals receiving tpn
define role in glucose lipid and nucleic acid metabolismchromium leads to a decrease in blood glucose concentration in people with elevated glucose
define intermediary metabolites of an athletescoenzyme q10 - for the physically active co-q 10 activates cell energy while you carry out any physical
define effect of caffeine on athletescaffeine is found in coffee tea colas and chocolates its doses at 3- 6 mgd have been known to increase muscle
define effect of minerals on athletesmineral supplementation particularly iron in cases of iron deficient athletes is beneficial similarly magnesium
define effect of antioxidants on athletesantioxidants like ascorbic acid vitamin c tocopherols vitamin e selenium glutathione gsh supplementation
define the effect of vitamins a d k and b-complex on athletesvitamins a d and k have been found to have no ergogenic effects ingesting large doses of
why should an athletes take proteinsproteins are basically taken for their ergogenic properties of enhancing endurance and increasing or maintaining
explain some side effects of carbohydrate loadingsome potential side effects of carbohydrate loading are muscle stiffness diarrhoea chest pain
define about the carbohydratesin the previous unit we came to know that availability of glucose is the major factor in exercise performance hence
why water and electrolytes are important for exercisewater and electrolytes are important for exercise performance as they maintain blood volume and
why dietary supplements do not speed up a childs growthdietary supplements do not speed up a childs growth and development there is no scientific