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Postexercise water immersion increases short-term food intake in trained men.

机译:运动后的水浸会增加受过训练的男人的短期食物摄入量。

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PURPOSE: The performance of exercise while immersed in cold water has been shown to influence energy intake in the subsequent meal. In addition, cold water immersion (CWI) itself has been shown to reduce the concentration of the hormone leptin, high concentrations of which signal satiety. Taken together, these findings raise the question of whether the common practice of postexercise CWI by athletes acutely affects energy intake. Hence, this study investigated the acute effect of CWI after exercise on subsequent energy intake and macronutrient preferences as well as the circulating levels of a range of appetite-related hormones. METHODS: Ten physically active men participated in three randomized, counterbalanced trials consisting of 40 min of treadmill running (70% VO(2peak)), followed by 20 min of CWI (15 degrees C), neutral water immersion (NWI; 33 degrees C), or a resting control with no immersion (CON). Participants were then given a 30-min access to a buffet-type breakfast of precisely known quantity and nutrient composition from which they could consume ad libitum. RESULTS: Participants consumed significantly more energy after both CWI (mean +/- SD = 4893 +/- 1554 kJ, P = 0.006) and NWI (5167 +/- 1975 kJ, P = 0.010) compared with CON (4089 +/- 1585 kJ). However, there was no significant difference in total energy intake between the CWI and the NWI trials (P = 0.595). These changes were associated with a significant interaction effect of time and trial on both leptin (P = 0.045) and active ghrelin (P = 0.046). CONCLUSION: Postexercise water immersion is associated with higher energy intake in the subsequent meal compared with CON. This is an important consideration for trained men using water immersion as a method of recovery from exercise.
机译:目的:已证明,浸入冷水中进行运动会影响随后进餐的能量摄入。另外,已经证明,冷水浸泡(CWI)本身可以降低激素瘦素的浓度,而高浓度的瘦素表示饱腹感。综上所述,这些发现提出了一个问题,即运动员进行运动后CWI的常规做法是否会严重影响能量摄入。因此,本研究调查了运动后CWI对随后的能量摄入和大量营养素偏好以及一系列食欲相关激素的循环水平的急性影响。方法:十名体育锻炼的男性参加了三个随机,平衡试验,包括跑步40分钟(70%VO(2peak)),20分钟CWI(15摄氏度),中性水浸(NWI; 33摄氏度) )或没有浸入的静止控件(CON)。然后让参与者有30分钟的时间来享用自助早餐,该自助早餐的数量和营养成分确切已知,可以随意食用。结果:与CON(4089 +/-)相比,参与者在CWI(平均+/- SD = 4893 +/- 1554 kJ,P = 0.006)和NWI(5167 +/- 1975 kJ,P = 0.010)后消耗的能量明显更多。 1585 kJ)。但是,CWI和NWI试验之间的总能量摄入没有显着差异(P = 0.595)。这些变化与时间和试验对瘦素(P = 0.045)和活性生长素释放肽(P = 0.046)的显着相互作用有关。结论:与CON相比,运动后的水浸与后续进餐中较高的能量摄入有关。对于训练有素的男人,使用水浸作为锻炼后的恢复方法,这是一个重要的考虑因素。

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