The effect of vitamin D supplementation on the muscle damage after eccentric exercise in young men: a randomized, control trial

Table 5 Changes of Lactate dehydrogenase (LDH [mU/ml]) activity levels in plasma of study participants

		SE	SC	OE	OC	p (between groups)
Test I	1 h before	176.1 ± 31.37	175.8 ± 46.28	161.4 ± 20.59	156.0 ± 16.83	0.681
	1 h after	209.3 ± 27.52	228.0 ± 40.67	186.4 ± 22.70	181.9 ± 20.59	0.056
	24 h after	205.3 ± 19.60	197.8 ± 29.88	176.6 ± 19.7	174.6 ± 12.96	0.062
	p (inside.groups)	0.050	0.006	0.001	0.012
Test II	1 h before	172.7 ± 24.40	219.8 ± 17.37	174.6 ± 24.51	162.9 ± 15.53	0.006
Test II	1 h after	204.6 ± 22.45	249.5 ± 26.91	197.5 ± 21.80	188.6 ± 24.30	0.018
	24 h after	203.0 ± 18.54	215.2 ± 20.54	199.7 ± 33.56	186.7 ± 24.43	0.210
	p (inside.groups)	0.004	0.006	0.003	0.015
p (Test I vs. Test II)	1 h before	0.672	0.075	0.066	0.612
	1 h after	0.799	0.345	0.114	0.090
	24 h after	0.499	0.249	0.111	0.107

Results are shown as means ± SEM (SE – experimental group with suboptimal level of vitamin D, SC – control group with suboptimal level of vitamin D, OE – experimental group with optimal lever of vitamin D, OC – control group with optimal level of vitamin D); p (between groups) Kruskal-Wallis test; p (inside groups) Friedman test for dependent means; p (Test I vs Test II) Wilcoxon test

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