Turkish Journal of Computer and Mathematics Education
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Journal

Turkish Journal of Computer and Mathematics Education


Volume
& Issue

Volume 12, Issue 3


Published
on

April 5, 2021


Pages

3555-3559


DOI

Article

A Mathematical Model For The Special Effects Of Phosphatidylserine On Endocrine Reaction To Reasonable Concentration Exercise In Healthy Male Subjects


Authors

A. Leema Rose Affiliation:
Research Scholar (Full Time), Department of Mathematics, MaruduPandiyar College, (Arts &Science), (Affiliated to Bharathidasan University, Tiruchirappalli-620 024), Vallam Post, Thanjavur–613 403, Tamilnadu, India
, A. Manickam* Affiliation:
School of Advanced Sciences & Languages, Department of Mathematics, VIT Bhopal University, Kottri Kalan Sehore (District), Madhya Pradesh, India
and Mamta Agrawal Affiliation:
School of Advanced Sciences & Languages, Department of Mathematics, VIT Bhopal University, Kottri Kalan Sehore (District), Madhya Pradesh, India


Abstract

In this study, we implement a three-parameter Weibull-G exponential model analysis to analyse the impact of short-range supplementation with a modest dosage of cortisol, lactate, growth hormone and testosterone plasma attentions in healthy male profiles before, during, and after moderate intensity practice. PS supplementation facilitates a desirable athlete state of hormones through stepping up at the rates of cortisol. Ultimately, we conclude that the application part coincides with a mathematical model and the result is linked to the medical report. In the future, this paper will be very beneficial in the medicinal field.


Keywords

Cortisol, Exponential distribution, Generalized Exponential, GH, Placebo


Citation

Rose, A. L., Manickam, A., & Agrawal, M. (2021). A mathematical model for the special effects of phosphatidylserine on endocrine reaction to reasonable concentration exercise in healthy male subjects. Turkish Journal of Computer and Mathematics Education, 12(3), 3555–3559.

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