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  1. Effects of Sports Drinks on the performance of Young Soccer Players

    This study examined the effects of a sports drink on the performance of young soccer players. Ten competitive young male soccer players, ages 10 and 11, performed two experimental trials while consuming 32 ounces of either a sports drink (G)- Gatorade or a placebo (P)- Crystal Light in a …

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  2. Comparison of rice-based versus sucrose-based drinks on the ability to maintain hydration status in ROTC cadets during a physical training event.

    … during physical activity exceeding 1 hour. Sports drinks are commonly used to replenish carbohydrate and electrolyte losses and provide hydration. The ACSM guidelines recommend sports drinks contain 6-8% carbohydrate; however, rice-based sports drinks typically contain only 4-4.5% …

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  3. Influence of sports drink taste preference on consumption in adult recreational soccer players

    <p>Sports drinks provide nutrients that improve athletic performance. This study investigated whether a preference in taste leads to an increased consumption of a sports drink prior to and after an endurance event in athletes. Male amateur soccer players (n=16) first participated in a blind sensory …

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  4. An in vitro investigation into the effects of sports gels/drinks on human hard tissue – Consumer habits and Dentist knowledge

    … examine dietary habits in relation to sports gels/drinks/supplements of amateur athletes, the potential erosive potential of such products and to gain an insight into the opinion of general dental practitioners managing tooth wear in the practice setting. The hypothesis of this study is …

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  5. Effectiveness of a required health-related fitness course on physical activity and dietary behaviors among community college students

    … changes, specifically in the decrease of sports drinks. No significant changes were found in fruit and vegetable (FV) consumption. Repeated measures analysis of variance (ANOVA) found no significant increase in body fat percentage, yet significant increases were reported for weight and …

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  6. Categorization and Sensory Profiling of Functional Beverages

    … generated were: Enhanced Waters, Energy Drinks, Fruit Smoothies, Nutritional Drinks, Sports Drinks, Teas, and Yogurt Smoothies. The research suggests that the two-step sorting is a valid and reproducible method to categorize a large number (&sim;50) of functional beverages. Since Energy …

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  7. The effects of sodium chloride ingestion on fluid balance and body fluid distribution during exercise

    … excess of that which is currently available in sports drinks to beneficial, fluid must be ingested in volumes matching sweat loss.

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  8. Ergogenic aids used by ultra-marathon runners

    … self-reported ergogenic aid used was s ports drinks (n = 213; 80%) followed by vitamins (n = 181; 68 %) and carbo-loading (n = 165; 62%). Participants tended to use ergogenic aid s predominantly during competition and less so during training. Seventy-nine percent of participants believe d that …

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