A. Martusevich, K. Karuzin, I. Bocharin, A. Surovegina
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Abstract
The aim of this study was to estimate the effect of personalized metabolic support on the character of dehydration structuring of blood serum of qualified athletes. The study included 55 athletes with the category of cyclical sports. The random number test subjects were divided into 2 groups: the main group (n=23), where individualized metabolic correction was performed, and the comparison group (n=22), whose received placebo. Blood samples were obtained from athletes of both groups before the course and immediately after its completion. Then micro-preparations were prepared using the technology of classical crystalloscopy. Crystalloscopic facias were estimated with own system of visuamitric parameters. The study allowed us to establish that in qualified athletes, the course of taking biologically active agents, individualized on the basis of a multiparametric assessment of the state of oxidative metabolism of blood, contributed to the optimization of the crystallogenic properties of blood serum. This was manifested in the transformation of the structure of the main elements of the picture in the direction of reducing their size with a proportional increase in density, as well as in reducing the degree of destruction of crystals and expanding the marginal zone of the micropreparation.
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