Journal article
Influence of sodium on glucose bioavailability during exercise
M Hargreaves, D Costill, L Burke, G McConell, M Febbraio
Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise | LIPPINCOTT WILLIAMS & WILKINS | Published : 1994
Abstract
To examine the influence of beverage sodium content on glucose bioavailability during exercise, six trained men were studied during 30 min of cycle ergometer exercise at 65% VO2max. Immediately prior to exercise, subjects ingested 400 ml of a 10% glucose solution containing 100 μCi of D-(3-3H]-glucose, with a sodium concentration of either 0,25, or 50 mmo1•1−1. Trials were conducted in the morning after an overnight fast and in randomized order at least 1 wk apart. Blood samples were obtained from a forearm vein before and during exercise and subsequently analyzed for plasma glucose and 3H-glucose activity and blood lactate. No differences in oxygen uptake, heart rate, or blood lactate were ..
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