1, a,Short - term benefits of keeping active:
Anticipatory response
Brain realises that intent before going to start the exercise session and releases adrenaline accordingly..
Stroke volume
Each heartbeat corresponding with high volume of blood pumped through left ventricle.it will be 80mm per beat..
Cardiac output
Total volume of blood heart pumps one - minute increment from 5l per minute to 40l per minute..this can be directly proportional to the intensity of the exercise..
B, long-term benefits of keeping active:
- improved circulation
- improved stroke volume at rest
- decreased blood pressure
2, building muscle means eating high quality calories and protein in the form of powder will increase body mass..
But regular diet 5-6hours before exercise,meals that is high in complex carbohydrates they can fuel the muscle, and avoid high bulk- foods before exercise..it can be add in other day, limit foods with fat before exercise.. food that must contain vitamins, minerals, protein,aminoacids and herbs..
Muscle strength is crucial in making it easier by day-to-day basis, strengthen training like walking, running and cycling can increase the number of calories in a day..physical activity can alter the skeletal muscle and can improve muscle performance..
Please answer 1A , 1B and 2 which mean please answer all questions Week 10- Nutrients...
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