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Myths and methodologies: Making sense of exercise mass and water balance

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What is the topic of this review? There is a need to revisit the basic principles of exercise mass and water balance, the use of common equations and the practice… Click to show full abstract

What is the topic of this review? There is a need to revisit the basic principles of exercise mass and water balance, the use of common equations and the practice of interpreting outcomes. What advances does it highlight? We propose use of the following equation as a way of simplifying exercise mass and water balance calculations in conditions where food is not consumed and waste is not excreted: ∆body mass − 0.20 g/kcal−1 = ∆body water. The relative efficacy of exercise drinking behaviours can be judged using the following equation: percentage dehydration = [(∆body mass − 0.20 g kcal−1)/starting body mass] × 100.

Keywords: exercise mass; water balance; water; mass; mass water

Journal Title: Experimental Physiology
Year Published: 2017

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