Dr. Yavuz Yasul | Food Scientist | Editorial Board Member
Ondokuz Mayis University | Turkey
Dr. Yavuz Yasul is an established Associate Professor whose academic journey culminated in advanced degrees within the field of Sports Science and Kinesiology, preparing him for a distinguished professional experience at his institution. His core professional focus has been on Exercise Physiology and Sports Nutrition, serving as a faculty member and leading research initiatives. His primary research interests revolve around the physiological and molecular adaptations to various exercise protocols, the role of nutritional interventions (especially antioxidant supplementation like Coenzyme Q10) on performance and health markers, and the effects of physical activity on metabolic health in different populations, including those with prediabetes. Dr. Yasul’s research skills are strong in experimental design, applying advanced statistical analysis, conducting controlled animal model studies, and performing systematic reviews, evidenced by his consistent publication record. While specific external awards and honors are not prominently detailed, his extensive list of publications in reputable journals and international conference presentations demonstrate consistent recognition and high productivity within his scientific community. In conclusion, Dr. Yavuz Yasul has built a compelling academic profile marked by a dedication to cutting-edge research in exercise science, positioning him as a valuable contributor to the global understanding of how exercise and nutrition can be leveraged for enhanced athletic performance and improved public health outcomes.
Featured Publications:
Evaluating the impact of coenzyme Q10 and high-intensity interval training on lactate threshold and plasma blood gases in rats: a randomized controlled trial (2024)
The effect of Core Training Practices on Some Strength, Lower Limb Functions and Balance Performance in Judo Athletes (2023)
Tissue-Specific Modulation of Spexin Expression in Diet-Induced Obese Male Rats: Comparative Effects of Aerobic Exercise and Metformin (2025)
Recovery response of coenzyme Q10 to exercise-related physiological muscle damage, inflammation and oxidative stress: A systematic review (2024)
Moderate/High-Intensity Exercise and Coenzyme Q10 Supplementation May Reduce Tumstatin and Improve the Lipid Dynamics and Body Mass in Rats (2024)
Effects of short-term pre-competition weight loss on certain physiological parameters and strength change in elite boxers (2024)
Core Exercise as Non-Pharmacological Strategy for Improving Metabolic Health in Prediabetic Women (2024)