Heat and cold responses in young women in relation to physical training and/or the menstrual cycle
年轻女性与体育训练和/或月经周期相关的热和冷反应
基本信息
- 批准号:12680063
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- 金额:$ 2.05万
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- 依托单位国家:日本
- 项目类别:Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (C)
- 财政年份:2000
- 资助国家:日本
- 起止时间:2000 至 2002
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Seven experiments were performed to examine the heat and cold responses of young women in relation to physical training and/or the menstrual cycle. (1) The results of the 1st experiment using the foot bath method suggest that in young women physical training improves sweating and vasodilation functions, and affecting both central and peripheral mechanisms in the sweating function and the central rather than peripheral mechanism in the vasodilation function. The improvement of the central mechanism in both functions by physical training was more marked in the mid-luteal than the mid-follicular phase (due to the marked group difference of the female hormones in the luteal phase). (2) The results of the 2nd experiment suggest that physical training improves cutaneous vasodilation both centrally and peripherally during exercise as well as at rest mentioned above (the 1st experiment). (3) The results of the 3rd experiment indicate that the superior cutaneous vasodilation observed in the phy … More sically trained women (compared to untrained women) may be due to a greater withdrawal of vasoconstrictor tone, but not due to a greater active vasodilation. (4) The results of the 4th experiment showed that arterial blood is preferentially redistributed to active muscle and skin rather than inactive muscle in only untrained women exercising at 65%VO2max, and suggested that such redistribution occurs at higher intensity of exercise in trained women. (5) The results of the 5th experiment suggest that, compared to men, women depend on insulation by thicker subcutaneous fat rather than by greater cutaneous vasoconstriction during a mild cold stress. The central mechanism contributing to vasoconstriction is modified by the menstrual cycle, while the peripheral mechanism is affected by sex and menstrual cycle. (6) The results of the 6th experiment suggest that women complaining of unusual coldness suffer a deterioration of cutaneous vasodilation during a rise of environmental temperature after cold stimulus. The deterioration was more marked on upper limbs. (7) The results of the 7th experiment indicate that the cold-induced vasodilation is inferior in women rather than men, and particularly so in women complaining of unusual coldness. Less
进行了七个实验,以检查热和冷的反应,年轻女性的体育锻炼和/或月经周期。(1)第一次实验结果表明,在年轻女性中,体育锻炼改善了出汗和血管舒张功能,并影响中枢和外周机制的出汗功能和中枢而不是外周机制的血管舒张功能。通过体育锻炼对这两种功能的中枢机制的改善在黄体中期比在卵泡中期更显著(由于黄体期雌性激素的显著组间差异)。(2)第2实验的结果表明,体育锻炼改善了上述运动期间和休息时的中枢和外周皮肤血管舒张(第1实验)。(3)第3次实验的结果表明,在PHY中观察到的上级皮肤血管舒张 ...更多信息 生理训练的女性(与未训练的女性相比)可能是由于血管收缩张力的更大撤回,但不是由于更大的主动血管舒张。(4)实验4的结果表明,在65%VO2max运动时,只有未经训练的女性的动脉血优先重新分配到活动肌肉和皮肤,而不是非活动肌肉,并表明这种重新分配发生在受过训练的女性的高强度运动中。(5)第五个实验的结果表明,与男性相比,女性在轻微的冷应激期间依赖于更厚的皮下脂肪而不是更大的皮肤血管收缩的绝缘。导致血管收缩的中枢机制受月经周期的影响,而外周机制受性别和月经周期的影响。(6)第6个实验的结果表明,在寒冷刺激后环境温度升高期间,抱怨异常寒冷的女性皮肤血管舒张恶化。上肢的恶化更为明显。(7)第7次实验的结果表明,女性的冷诱导血管舒张比男性差,特别是在抱怨异常寒冷的女性中。少
项目成果
期刊论文数量(35)
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Kondo N, Yanagimato S, Inoue Y et al.: "Effect of activated sweat glands on the intensity-depent sweating response to static exercise in mildly heated humans"Jap J Physiol. 52・2. 229-233 (2002)
Kondo N、Yanagimato S、Inoue Y 等:“激活的汗腺对轻度热人体静态运动的强度依赖性出汗反应的影响”Jap J Physiol. 229-233 (2002)。
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Kondo N. et al.: "Function of human eccrine sweat glands during dynamic exercise and possive heat stress"J Appl Physiol. 90(5). 1877-1881 (2001)
Kondo N. 等人:“动态运动和正热应激期间人类小汗腺的功能”J Appl Physiol。
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井上芳光: "新運動生理学(下巻)(宮村実晴編),運動と体温 : 年齢と性差(第5節担当)"真興交易医書出版. 281-294 (2001)
井上义光:“新运动生理学(第2卷)(宫村美春编辑),运动与体温:年龄和性别差异(第5节)”新光贸易医学出版社281-294(2001年)。
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井上芳光, 三木里恵, 他2名: "思春期前児童・若年成人・高齢者の寒冷血管拡張反応"体力科学. 51・3. 291-298 (2002)
Yoshimitsu Inoue、Rie Miki 等 2 人:“青春期前儿童、青少年和老年人的寒冷血管舒张反应”《体能科学》51・3(2002 年)。
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井上芳光他: "思春期前児童・若年成人・高齢者の寒冷血管拡張反応"体力科学. (印刷中).
Yoshimitsu Inoue 等人:“青春期前儿童、年轻人和老年人的寒冷血管舒张反应”《身体健康科学》。
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Approach from physiological anthropology for preventing heat disorders in elderly people
从生理人类学角度预防老年人热失调的方法
- 批准号:
24657183 - 财政年份:2012
- 资助金额:
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Elucidation of the aging process of human heat adaptability and strategies for delaying it
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20247035 - 财政年份:2008
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Biological significance of maturation-and aging-related changes in environmental adaptability
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16207022 - 财政年份:2004
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Heat and cold responses in prepubertal boys, older men and young women.
青春期前男孩、老年男性和年轻女性的热和冷反应。
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10680066 - 财政年份:1998
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07680115 - 财政年份:1995
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$ 2.05万 - 项目类别:
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