Response HSP70 with ingestion supplementation glucose in non-athlete men after six-week exhausting endurance-intermittent training

The aim of the present study was to investigate the effect of glucose supplementation on response HSP70 serum in non-athlete men after six-week exhausting endurance-intermittent training. The 18 non-athlete healthy men were randomly divided into three groups including: glucose supplementation training group (n=6) and a control group (n=6). The blood samples were collected from antecubital venous at the onset of training protocol period and after first and final training session immediately. Serum HSP70 concentration were determined by ELISA technique. Serum HSP70 values in the second posttest in three groups was 1/1 ± 8/3, 2/1 ± 9/3 and 2/1 ± 8/2 ng/ml respectively. The results Analysis of variance with repeated measures test showed the significant difference between supplement glucose-train group and placebo-train with control group(P<0.01). Also, the results showed significant difference in glucose-train between all three phases (P<0.01). Bonferroni post-hoc test showed the significant difference between pretest with post(1) and post(2) and post(1) with post(2) phase(P<0.05). Also, showed significant in train-placebo between all three phases (P<0.05). Bonferroni post-hoc test showed the significant difference between pretest with post(1) and post(1) with post(2) phase(P<0.05). Exhaustive exercise on glucose utilization adaptation with the response of HSP70 more effective than exercise alone is exhausting endurance-intermittent exhausting endurance-intermittent training with consumption glucose causes adaptation in response HSP70 than exhausting endurance-intermittent training