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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Fluid ingestion"”.
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Temperature responses to exercise and performance
… the past 50 years. More recently, the effects of fluid ingestion on temperature regulation have been the focus of this area. The aim of this thesis is to undertake research to evaluate what has become the established dogma in this field and to determine whether a new model might better explain …
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The effects of water ingestion on high intensity cycling performance in a moderate ambient temperature
… wind speed) while randomly receiving either no fluid (NF) or attempting to replace their ~1.7 l sweat loss measured in a previous 1 h familiarisation performance ride at ~85% of peak oxygen uptake (VO₂ peak) with artificially sweetened, coloured water (F). During F the cyclists drank 1.49 ± 0.14 …
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The effects of sodium chloride ingestion on fluid balance and body fluid distribution during exercise
… of this thesis was to determine whether the ingestion of a concentrated sodium chloride solution (100mEq/1) during exercise would expand the plasma volume when fluid was ingested at approximately half the rate at which it was being lost as sweat. Six male cyclists exercised for 90 minutes in …
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The effects of hydration status on markers of oxidative and cellular stress during prolonged exercise in hyperthermic environments
… These findings highlight the importance of fluid consumption during exercise to attenuate thermal and oxidative stress during prolonged exercise in the heat.The purpose of the second experiment was to investigate the effect of prolonged exercise-induced dehydration with and without …
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Time to Sodium Absorption At Rest Between Three Different Beverages
… recommends adding 0.3 - 0.7 g/L Na+ to fluids ingested 2-3 hours prior to exercise to help prevent the negative effects of Na+ depletion, but the optimum time of ingestion prior to exercise and amount of Na+ needed to significantly raise plasma Na+ concentration (P[Na+]) has yet to be …