*Significantly different from pre-exercise:pre-supplementation in respective group, P<0.001 for middle-aged men; P<0.02 for college-aged men).
#Only in the middle-aged men significantly different from post-exercise:presupplementation (P<0.001).
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| Figure 1: Comparison of HDL-C in college-aged and middle-aged men in
response to n-3 FA supplementation and bouts of exercise. The subjects
exercised for 60 minutes at 55-60 maximal heart rate followed by 2 weeks fish
oil supplementation (0.9g n-3 FA), followed by the same amount and intensity
as the initial bout of exercise. HDL-C values were determined before and
after each bout of exercise. Baseline values are indicated as PreEx. Data are
reported as means ± SE, n=7 for older middle-aged men and n=8 for younger
college-aged men.
*Significantly different from pre-exercise:pre-supplementation in respective group, P<0.001 for middle-aged men; P<0.02 for college-aged men). #Only in the middle-aged men significantly different from post-exercise:presupplementation (P<0.001). |
