The Effects of High Intensity Exercise to Exhaustion on the Concentrations of Endostatin and VEGF in Plasma

Endostatin and Vascular Endothelial Growth Factor (VEGF) are important markers driving the angiogenic switch. It is clear that short periods of moderate to high intensity exercise significantly increase concentration endostatin VEGF in plasma. Objective: To investigate circulatory plasma impact different intensities encompassing from low maximum on distribution concentrations Methods: Eight healthy male volunteers were recruited through advertisements personal contacts, after assessing their fitness two pre-participation health screening questionnaires, PAR-Q ACSM Health Fitness Facility questionnaire for performing maximal volitional exhaustion. All attend lab 2 consecutive days. The blood was centrifuged at 1000 RPM 15 minutes 3000 lipid profiles insulin. Samples analysed using QuantikinR ELISA kit R&D systems, while Insulin measured (Mercodia, Uppsala Sweden). Results: basal remained consistent higher increased up hours. Exercise also influenced transiently only 30 minutes’ interval statistically significant. Conclusion: worth noting those participants who showed an immediate decrease exercise, later exhibited a than