Abstract
Aim: It has been established that exercise induced oxidative stress and causes adaptation in antioxidant defense. The purpose of the present study was to observe the effect of different duration regular exercise on free radicals generation Hypothesis: After thoroughly searching all the available scientific literature it was hypothesized that regular exercise may have an influence on free radical production. Thiobarbituric acid reactive substances (TBARS) w Methods: ere measured for detecting free radical production in the different duration regular exercise group. For statistical analysis mean, SD, and “Mann-Whitney- U test” were calculated through SPSS software package. Results: TBARS levels were higher in highly trained group in comparison with the moderately trained group. Plasma TBARS was significantly higher in regular exercise group than the control group. Regular moderate exercise may favorably alter Fre Conclusion: e Radical production
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