E, Low Peak Torque, And Torque Fatigue Of The Leg Muscles
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Data are expressed as mean ?SD.effect of supplementing 400 mg of ATP approached significance for both increased low peak torque (Figure 2B) and du lịch quảng châu giá rẻ decreased torque fatigue (Figure 2C). Analysis (Least Squares Means) of the data by each set showed that ATP supplementation significantly increased low peak torque in set 2 (62.3 and 67.2 Nm in placebo- and ATPsupplemented participants, respectively (p <0.01)). Set 3 torque fatigue also tended to be less with ATPsupplementation (60.5 and 57.8 in placebo- and ATP-supplemented participants, respectively (p <0.10)). However, the improvements seen in leg low peak torque did not lead to increased leg average power, total work, or a decrease in work fatigue. Blood chemistries and differential cell counts were measured before and after each supplementation period. While some measurement comparisons between placebo and ATP-supplemented participants showed numerical differences that were statistically significant, none of the significant observations were clinically relevant and these data showed no untoward effects of the supplementation (data shown in Additional file 1: Table S1 and Table S2).Discussion The current study shows that 400 mg ATP per day was effective in improving leg muscle low peak torque in set 2 (p <0.01), and tended to decrease leg muscle fatigue in set 3 (p <0.10) of three successive sets of knee extension exercises. However, the improvement in low peak torque and decreased fatigue were not sufficient to translate into improvements in leg muscle power or work performed. These observations lead us to speculate that supplemental ATP may provide cumulative benefits in strenuous, repetitive,and exhaustive exercise activities, which could lead to improved strength and lean body mass gains.