Effect of caffeine supplementation on hematological, immunological parameters and physical performance

  • João Rafael Valentim-Silva Faculdade de Meio Ambiente e Educação de Ariquemes
  • Bárbara Aparecida Fernandes Praseres Centro Universitário Luterano de Ji-Paraná - CEULJI/ULBRA
  • Luiz Henrique Mourinha Centro Universitário Luterano de Ji-Paraná - CEULJI/ULBRA
  • Daniela Cristina Lemos Centro Universitário Luterano de Ji-Paraná - CEULJI/ULBRA
  • Bruna Kampfer Bassoli Centro Universitário Luterano de Ji-Paraná - CEULJI/ULBRA
Keywords: Caffeine supplementation, Hematology, Immunology, Performance

Abstract

Thereforewas objected to identify the effects of acute supplementation of caffeine with 8 and 16 mg.kg-1in hematological and immunological parameters and the performance of the Wistar rats submitted in intense exercise until exhaustion. Materials and Methods: was selected 24 Wistar male rats, adults and sedentary with average weight of 174.86 + 8.26g and were randomly divided in control group (water) CON (n=8), CAF8 (n=8) (8mg/kg) e CAF16 (n=8) (16mg/kg) administered the caffeine by gavage 30 minutes before the begin of experiment. The swimming happened in an aquarium with 60 cm of depth, water at 28°C, until the exhaustionwith overload of 7.5% from their weight and immediately euthanized for the withdrawal of 1ml of their blood for lab analyzes. Results: 8 mg.kg-1e 16 mg.kg-1do not changethe performance and the last do not change both parameters. The supplementation whit 8 mg.kg-1of caffeine was able only increase the platelets count (p<0.05) and tended decrease the immunosuppressive tendency. Conclusions 8 mg.kg-1of caffeine was able of increase the platelets account and decrease the immunosuppressive tendency of exhaustive exercise, but, do not showsbe able in increase performance and 16mg/kg of caffeine do not change all investigated parameters.

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Published
2014-01-03
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Valentim-Silva, J. R., Praseres, B. A. F., Mourinha, L. H., Lemos, D. C., & Bassoli, B. K. (2014). Effect of caffeine supplementation on hematological, immunological parameters and physical performance. Brazilian Journal of Obesity, Nutrition and Weight Loss, 8(43). Retrieved from https://www.rbone.com.br/index.php/rbone/article/view/312
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Vol. 8 No. 43 (2014)
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