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Muscle changes by aging, nutrition and exercise

Yaşlanma ile kastaki değişimler, beslenme ve egzersiz

Pages
37–43
Publication Date
2022-11-05
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Regular exercise and dietary programs that we offered for aging people, must be our main purpose for increasing their quality of life.

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Objective & Hypothesis:As we get older the skeletal muscle becomes smaller and weaker.
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Key Findings & Data:However, evidence there is which suggests that increased production of free radicals may act as an activator of the adaptive response in skeletal muscle, resulting in the increased production of antioxidant enzymes and heat shock proteins (HSPs).
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Conclusion & Impact:Regular exercise and dietary programs that we offered for aging people, must be our main purpose for increasing their quality of life.
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Abstract

As we get older the skeletal muscle becomes smaller and weaker. Particularly, following exercise, recovery is severely impaired and muscle is unable to adapt following sequential periods of exercise rapidly. The mechanism by which skeletal muscle damage occurs is poorly understood and whether free radical species plays in this damage are controversial. However, evidence there is which suggests that increased production of free radicals may act as an activator of the adaptive response in skeletal muscle, resulting in the increased production of antioxidant enzymes and heat shock proteins (HSPs). Consequences of the aging on muscles are declining physiological function and loss of muscle strength, typically associated with reduced physical activities. Regular exercise and dietary programs that we offered for aging people, must be our main purpose for increasing their quality of life.

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İskelet kasımız yaşlandıkça küçülür ve güçsüzleşir. Özellikle belirli egzersizleri takiben oluşacak hasarlardan sonra iyileşme ciddi biçimde eksik olur ve kas hızla ard arda gelen egzersiz periyodlarına uyum sağlayamaz. İskelet kası hasarının oluşum mekanizması tam olarak anlaşılmamış olmakla beraber, serbest radikallerin oluşumundaki artışın iskelet kasının adaptasyon yanıtı oluşturmasında bir aktivatör olarak rol oynadığını ve bunun da antioksidan enzimlerin ve ısı şoku proteinlerinin artışına yol açtığını gösteren kanıtlar bulunmuştur. Kasta yaşlanmanın sonucu olarak meydana gelen değişiklikler kasın fizyolojik fonksiyonunu azaltır ve kastaki güç kaybı fiziksel aktivitedeki düşüşle ilişkilidir. Yaşlı insanlara uygulayacağımız düzenli egzersiz ve beslenme programı ile onların yaşam kalitelerini yükseltmek tedavideki esas amacımızdır.

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DURMUŞ, D., TOPAL, T., CANTÜRK, F. (2022). Muscle changes by aging, nutrition and exercise. Türk Geriatri Dergisi, Cilt: 8 - Sayı: 1, 37–43. https://ajindex.com/articles/624348

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