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We investigated the relationship between serum creatine phosphokinase (CPK) activity and energy expenditure in young adults and evaluated whether serum CPK activity is a useful index of energy expenditure. These data were obtained from 225 (men: 94, women: 131) healthy young adults. The results of the survey were as follows: In men, there was a statistically significant correlation between serum CPK activity and energy expenditure (r = 0.370; p less than 0.01; y = 1986.0 + 8.2x), energy expenditure/body weight (r = 0.270; p less than 0.01 y = 35.4 + 0.06x) and daily activity index (r = 0.357; p less than 0.01; y = 0.38 + 0.0030x) In women, there was a statistically significant correlation between serum CPK activity and energy expenditure (r = 0.207; p less than 0.05; y = 1895.0 + 3.0x), and daily activity index (r = 0.194; p less than 0.05; y = 0.432 + 0.0017x). The higher the proportion of exercising subjects, the higher was the serum CPK activity. These results suggest that measurement of serum CPK activity can be used to evaluate energy expenditure.

The evaluation of serum creatine phosphokinase for estimation of energy expenditure in human subjects.