Investigating The Role Of Exercise In Controlling Thyroid Stimulating Hormone Level In Women
Poster Presentation
Paper ID : 1552-SSRC
Authors
OSTAD HAGHOTTADRISE DANESHGAH OLUM PEZESHKI MAZANDARAN
Abstract
Investigating The Role Of Exercise In Controlling Thyroid Stimulating Hormone Level In Women
Abstract
Researchers have shown that exercise and maintaining healthy weight may have a benefit effect on thyroid health. Gentel exercise such as walking, swimming or yoga motivates the secretion of thyroid gland. And increases tissue sensitivity to it.
However the effect of exercise alone on TSH levels was not observed in appearenly healthy. Purpose of this research is investigating the role of physical activity in controlling thyroid stimulating hormone levels in women. Methodology: the statistical population on this research inclouded active and inactive women with age rang of 30 to 51. Who divided into two groups of 85 people. They got the subjects blood samples were collected after 12 hours of fasting at night (eating a light diet) in two pretest steps (48 hours after the last training) from the brachial vein of the left hand in a sitting position and after 15 minutes of rest in the morning (5 cc). kolmogerof-smironof test was used to determine the normality of data distribiution. Also to the test statistics were used to test the hypotheses at a significance level of p <0.05.
Results: the rate of the TSH levels decrease in all the subjects as well as the athlets group, which is not significant in any of them. Inaddition tht average TSH levels of the reaserch subjectswere at a normal level.
Conclusion: although there were small decreases in TSH, this decrease was not significant.
Key words: TSH, thyroid stimulating hormone, active and inactive women
Abstract
Researchers have shown that exercise and maintaining healthy weight may have a benefit effect on thyroid health. Gentel exercise such as walking, swimming or yoga motivates the secretion of thyroid gland. And increases tissue sensitivity to it.
However the effect of exercise alone on TSH levels was not observed in appearenly healthy. Purpose of this research is investigating the role of physical activity in controlling thyroid stimulating hormone levels in women. Methodology: the statistical population on this research inclouded active and inactive women with age rang of 30 to 51. Who divided into two groups of 85 people. They got the subjects blood samples were collected after 12 hours of fasting at night (eating a light diet) in two pretest steps (48 hours after the last training) from the brachial vein of the left hand in a sitting position and after 15 minutes of rest in the morning (5 cc). kolmogerof-smironof test was used to determine the normality of data distribiution. Also to the test statistics were used to test the hypotheses at a significance level of p <0.05.
Results: the rate of the TSH levels decrease in all the subjects as well as the athlets group, which is not significant in any of them. Inaddition tht average TSH levels of the reaserch subjectswere at a normal level.
Conclusion: although there were small decreases in TSH, this decrease was not significant.
Key words: TSH, thyroid stimulating hormone, active and inactive women
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