Monitoring stress response and systemic inflammatory following exercise protocol Oxford with and without herbal supplement ginger in male athletes

Introduction: The purpose of this study was to investigate the effect of anti-inflammatory of ginger supplementation on changes in values changes heat shock protein (HSP), creatine Kinase(CK) and C-reactive protein(CRP), respectively, as markers of cellular stress, cell damage and inflammation following the Oxford, protocol in volleyball young men.
Methods: 20 male athletes in a longitudinal randomized into groups: Oxford strength training with and without supplemental Ginger (experimental group) and placebo group with Oxford training the (with and without the so- called starch placebo) divided were. The subjects of the experimental group, flour of ginger 3 grams in three servings (1 gram in per serving), before they consume three servings of food. A placebo group consumed capsules containing 1 g of starch. Blood sampling of the Study subjects collected at 3stage immediately before, immediately after and 24 hours after strength training reducer. One-way ANOVA for repeated measures used to study the effect of strength training protocol or complementary effect in the different stages.
Results: exercise protocol Oxford in Lead significantly increased of HSP72 and
nosignificant increases levels of
CK and CRP immediately after it was on the rise, even after 24 hours, then returned to original condition. Ginger supplementation cause significant reduce levels of the aforesaid stress and inflammatory markers following the implementation of exercise protocol Oxford, but no complete inhibition of the index following the exercise protocol Oxford in compared with placebo.
Conclusion: Ginger supplementation before exercise an alternative therapies to suppress or enhance Inhibition inflammation and alleviate the effects of stress, Due to heavy exercise protocol.