Active recovery counteracts the post-exercise rise in plasma-free fatty acids

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This article compares the effects of active recovery and rest recovery on concentrations of free fatty acids in trained males after running. Findings indicate that active recovery, or fifteen minutes of light running, resulted in lower peaks and overall concentrations of free fatty acids when compared to complete rest recovery.

Norway, Statistical Data Included, Running, Fatty acids, Blood plasma, Albumin, Rest

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Software for calculating blood lactate endurance markers

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The article introduces a software, which would calculate a variety of blood lactate markers for an individual athlete and simultaneously for a team.

Science & research, Research, Usage, Blood flow, Blood flow measurement, Technology application, Lactates, Biological markers, Report

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Food derived bio-active peptides influence gut function

Article Abstract:

The effect of bio-active peptides on the gut function of simple-stomached mammals including humans is presented.

United States, Health aspects, Peptides, Mammals, Protein hydrolysates

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