Effect of resveratrol supplementation on muscle damage in animal model: an integrative review
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Antioxidant; Supplementation; Skeletal muscle.Abstract
Introduction: Several functional properties have been proposed for Resveratrol and its natural analogues, such as its antioxidant potential, which can be related to the improvement of muscle damage. Objective: to investigate the effect of Resveratrol supplementation and natural analogues on skeletal muscle damage in animal model. Methodology: The studies were selected in May 2019 from Pubmed, Science direct, and Web of science databases, using the Boolean method in accordance with the inclusion criteria. Results: After the process of choosing and analyzing the articles, eight studies were selected to be included in this integrative review. The supplementation doses ranged from 2 to 25mg / kg for the injectable form and 15 to 100mg / kg for the oral form. Follow-up time ranged from 1 to 24 weeks. The results demonstrated a positive effect of resveratrol supplementation on skeletal muscle damage in all articles examined. Conclusion: The findings obtained in this review point to the benefits of using resveratrol as an important ally in the treatment and prevention of skeletal muscle damage.
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