Cardiology
Researchers at Chulalongkorn University target cardiology
Published in Biotech Business Week, October 20th, 2008
"The combined effect of creatine (Cr) or estrogen (E-2) with exercise training on cardiac reserve function and antioxidant reservation against oxidative stress were investigated in ovariectomized female Golden Syrian hamsters. One hundred animals were divided into nonexercise and exercise-trained groups, in which each group was separated into the control and 4 treatments of Cr depletion (Cr-), Cr Supplementation (Cr+), E-2 replacement (E-2), and Cr Supplementation combined with E2 replacement (Cr+E-2)," scientists in Bangkok, Thailand report.
"In the exercise-trained group, wheel-running exercise (10 minutes a day, 5 days a week) was imposed for 9 weeks. After the...
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