Objectives: The aim of this study is to investigate the effect of antioxidant rich formula supplementation and aerobic training on glutathione peroxidase and superoxide dismutase activity, determination of HSP-70 expressing mRNA and oxidative stress in female athletes. Design: This study is a double blind study. Setting, conduct and intervention: Volunteers will randomly assigned to two groups (antioxidant rich formula/semi-formula). Weight, height, body fat percent and dietary intake (3-day food record questionnaire) will be assessed. The first blood sampling will be held before the exercise test (Astrand test), and the second and third blood sampling will be held 1 and 24 hours after the test, respectively. After 4 weeks intervention (supplements and aerobic exercise), the blood sampling (3 times) will be held as mentioned previously. Participants including major eligibility criteria: Twenty four female athletes (aged 20-30 years) will participate in the study. The participants should have no muscular, inflammatory and cardiovascular disease and have not used any dietary or vitamin supplements 8 weeks prior to the study. Main outcome measures (variables): MDA, TAC, SOD and GPx activity, HSP-70 expressing mRNA will be assessed. In addition CK and LDH (indicator of muscular damage), leucocyte count and WBC (indicator of inflammation) and FBS (indicator of glucose intolerance), Hb and Hct (indicator of blood concentration) will be measured.