The Effects of Moxibustion Shenshu on Exercised Rats

艾灸腎俞對運動大鼠的作用

Authors

  • Yunhong WANG (王蘊紅) Captial College of Physical Education, Beijing, CHINA (中國北京首都體育學院)
  • Frank Hoo Kin FU (傅浩堅) Hong Kong Baptist University, HONG KONG (香港浸會大學)
  • Lufen ZHANG (張露芬) Beijing University of Chinese Medicine and Pharmacology, Beijing, CHINA (中國北京中醫藥大學)
  • Gang HE (賀剛) Captial College of Physical Education, Beijing, CHINA (中國北京首都體育學院)
  • Chao WANG (王超) Captial College of Physical Education, Beijing, CHINA (中國北京首都體育學院)
  • Zhijuan WANG (王之娟) Captial College of Physical Education, Beijing, CHINA (中國北京首都體育學院)

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.24112/ajper.111125

Keywords:

Acupuncture, Endocrine system, Fatigue, Recovery

Abstract

LANGUAGE NOTE | Document text in English; abstract also in Chinese.

Objective: The effects of moxibustion on exercised rats were investigated. Methods: Rats were exercised using a swimming model and moxibusting shenshu (U.B.23) was applied every other day to treatment groups for six weeks. Results: It was found that moxibustion shenshu (MS) could attenuate exercise-induced changes in hypothalamus-pituitary-adrenal axis (HPA), decrease the level of enzymes in serum and relieve the decreased levels of SOD in both liver and muscle tissues. Conclusion: The application of MS could be applied to relieve exercise-induced fatigue in rats and its implications to human should be further studied.

研究物件：採用運動大鼠研究艾灸賢俞的作用。方法：採用游泳大鼠運動模型訓練6周，對賢俞進行隔天艾灸。結果：艾灸腎俞可以緩解運動誘發的下丘腦-垂體-賢上腺軸功能的變化，降低血清酶的升高和緩解肌組織和肝組織超氧化物岐化酶的降低。結論：艾灸可用於緩解大鼠運動誘發的疲勞，其對人體的作用有待進一步的研究。

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Published

2005-12-01

How to Cite

WANG, Y., FU, F. H. K., ZHANG, L., HE, G., WANG, C., & WANG, Z. (2005). The Effects of Moxibustion Shenshu on Exercised Rats: 艾灸腎俞對運動大鼠的作用. Asian Journal of Physical Education &Amp; Recreation, 11(2), 24–30. https://doi.org/10.24112/ajper.111125

Issue

Vol. 11 No. 2 (2005)

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