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Nutritional Aid For Recovery From Muscle Injuries
Nutritional Aid For Recovery From Muscle Injuries in Sports
Muscle strain and injury are common among athletes especially due to the high commitment and intensity required by sports. The incidence of muscle injury ranges from 10 – 55% of all sports related in-juries and depending on the extent to which the muscle is damaged, return to regular training and sport participation can take up to three months. To minimize recovery time and scarring of the muscle tissue, athletes must consider key nutrients in their diet.
A study focusing on recreational athletes with chronic tendon disorders found that the treatment group given the following supplements had 99% pain reduction as compared to 31% reduction in the control group. Additionally, activity in the sport increased with the treatment group 42% over the placebo group.
Let’s Take a Closer Look at Each of the Ingredients
1.Eicosapentaenoic Acid,
2,Docosa-Hexaenoic
3,Acid and Gamma- Linolenic Acid
There is significant evidence to suggest that eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA), docosa-hexaenoic acid (DHA) and gamma-linolenic acids play a role in the reduction of inflammation as well as acting as anti-inflammatories. Our diets are often high in arachidonic acid (n-6 poly-unsaturated acid) and low in EPA, DHA, and GLA. As consumption of omega-3′s are increased, cytokines, pro-inflammatory compounds produced by the body, decrease. To confer the benefits of these anti-inflammatory effects, high levels of DHA have demonstrated a decrease in inflammation as well. Try to eat three ounces of fatty fish twice a week and focus on plant oils as opposed to saturated fats. If you prefer not to eat fish, try walnuts, flaxseed, canol, and soybean oils.
Selenium
Selenium is important in the function of many enzymes, but in the case of muscle injury, plays a vital role in the glutathione peroxidase and thioredoxin reductase pathways. These pathways are essential for protection against oxidative injury and operate at optimal efficiency with adequate amounts of selenium. Food sources of selenium include tuna, cod, turkey, eggs, garlic and fortified grains such as, oatmeal and breads. The RDA for selenium is 55ug/day for men and women.
Zinc
Zinc is essential for wound healing and inflammation as well as proper immune response. Foods that are high in zinc include yogurt, lentils, beans, peas, milk, spinach, and seafood. The RDA for zinc is 11mg/day for men and 8mg/day for women.
Vitamin A
In order for muscle injuries to heal properly, it is essential that the diet includes vitamin A. Functions of vitamin A include cellular growth, development, bone repair, and immune function. Food sources plentiful in vitamin A include sweet potatoes, carrots, mangos, spinach, and red bell peppers. The RDA for vitamin A is 900 retinal activity equivalents (RAE)/day for men and 700 RAE/day for women.
B6
Vitamin B6 is imperative for proper protein and red blood cell metabolism – both important for muscle recovery. Vitamin B6 is commonly found in fortified foods, garbanzo beans, potatoes (with the skin), sea-food, and avocados. The RDA for vitamin B6 is 1.3mg per day for both men and women.
Vitamin C
Vitamin C plays an important role in the formation of collagen which is needed for strength and flexibility and it also helps repair tendons, ligaments, and strengthens bones. Vitamin C can be found in foods such as citrus fruits, cabbage, tomatoes, broccoli, and strawberries. The RDA for vitamin C is 90mg/day for men and 75mg/day for women.
Vitamin E
Animal studies have shown the potential for Vitamin E (or alpha-tocopherol) to decrease the amount of oxidative stress and inflammatory damage that occurs with exercise. After a diet high in vitamin E for three weeks rats ran on a treadmill for 60 minutes. Markers of oxidative and inflammatory stress were measured and results showed that the treatment group that was high in vitamin E had significantly lower levels of these markers than the non-treated exercise group. Food sources of vitamin E include wheat germ, sunflower oil, peanuts, almonds, spinach and broccoli.
The RDA for vitamin E is 15mg/day of RRR-alphatocopherol.
Protein
During muscle recovery, energy and protein needs are increased and metabolism is altered. For muscle soreness, the least severe injury, protein and energy needs are increased for up to 48 hours post-injury. Additionally, fat oxidation is increased and insulin sensitivity is decreased. For more intense injuries such as those in the soft tissue and skeletal muscle, basal metabolic rate (BMR) may be increased by 32% for up to three weeks. Furthermore, highly trained athletes often continue an alternative workout program which could create a negative nitrogen balance and increase protein needs in the diet. Recommendations for protein are 1.2 – 1.8g/kg body weight for athletes and those in recovery.
Proper nutrition is an important component for recovery of muscle injury. In the long-term, foods with anti-inflammatory properties not only enhance recovery, but help to prevent reoccurrence of injury. Eat well for recovery.
Key Recovery Nutrients
Ingredient
Amount
Elcosapentaenoic Acid (EPA)
376 mg
Docosa-Hexaenoic Acid
(DHA)
264 mg
Gamma-Linolenic Acid (GLA)
672 mg
Selenium
100 mg
Zinc
15 mg
Vitamin A
1 mg
Vitamin B6
2.2 mg
Vitamin C
90 mg
Vitamin E
15 mg
Khizer Hayat Raja
Sr.Lecturer in Physical Education & Sports
International Weightlifting Coach & Expert
E. mail: wlexpert1@yahoo.com
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About the Author
Affiliated with Olympic style weightlifting since 1989. First as player and from 1998 as a coach. Author of a book and keen in research work.
Presently serving as Sr. Lecturer in Physical Education and Sports at a College. Coaching and training many Juniors & Seniors in Olympic style weightlifting. Produced many National and International weightlifters within and out side the country.
Braces – is this true?
I got braces about 2 hours ago and was told by the orthodontist im not allowed to have salt, cheese, milk, bread, orange juice, or sauces like gravy or tomato paste.
Also to only eat foods i can swallow without chewing like soup or yoghurt etc
but how am i ment to eat soup and stuff if it all has salt in it?
Im also not allowed to have fruit or carrots or peas or anything crunchy which im not sure if it is true because my friend eats some of these all the time
You can eat that stuff after the first few days. The first week is the worst after that the pain goes away and you will have no problem eathing solid foods again. Don’t worry. I had braces from 5th grade to 12th grade. Don’t worry you will be fine.
The pain comes everytime they change the wire, but after a few days it gets better. You can take pain killers (with parents permission) to help the pain.
If the color you choose is white, or tooth color then stay away from tomato sauce (so they don’t turn red) otherwise eat what you want.
