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INFLUENCE OF "SNEZNIK-1/79" MINERAL WATER ON ANTHROPOMETRIC, FUNCTIONAL AND BIOCHEMICAL PARAMETERS OF PROFESSIONAL BASKETBALL PLAYERS: ROLE OF OXIDATIVE STRESS

Experimental and Applied Biomedical Research (EABR), ISSN: 2956-2090, Vol: 23, Issue: 4, Page: 315-326
2022
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Adequate hydration represents the balance between the water intake and loss and has an unambiguous significance for public health and it is essential to sustain life. The changes in electrolyte balance which occur during and after training affect on athletes health and performance. Therefore, fluid replacement with adequate mineral composition is of utmost importance. The aim of the present study was to examine the influence of low mineral water from the well Sneznik-1/79 on anthropometric, functional, biochemical parameters and redox status of professional basketball players. In total, 17 male basketball players were included, during the pre-competitive mesocycle, and after the initial testing, they were randomly divided into two groups: group 1-consumed the commercial drinking water for four weeks (n=7), and group 2-consumed water from the well Sneznik-1/79 for four weeks (n=10). Determination of the anthropometric, functional, biochemical parameters and redox status was performed. Our results pointed out that consumption of mineral water from the well Sneznik is completely safe from the aspect of affecting various anthropometric, functional and biochemical parameters as well as systemic oxidative stress of professional athletes. In addition, existence of discretely better effects over commercial drinking water indicates that a long period of monitoring may certainly be of interest for further investigation.

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Dijana Lalovic; Aleksandra Vranic; Jovana Jeremic; Dejan Stanojevic; Sergey Bolevich; Stefani Bolevich; Jelena Ristic; Nikola Cikiriz; Deniel Pesic; Zagor Zagorac; Vladimir Zivkovic; Vladimir Jakovljevic

Walter de Gruyter GmbH

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology; Medicine

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