Why the study?
Does intense bicycling cause muscle release of hydrogen ions independently of lactate, possibly involving sodium ions in healthy young men?
Does intense bicycling cause muscle release of hydrogen ions independently of lactate, possibly involving sodium ions in healthy young men?
Intense exercise leads to muscle release of hydrogen ions independent of lactate release, possibly via Na+/H+ exchange.
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Supports independent muscle H+ release during intense exercise; extends hypotheses on Na+/H+ exchange mechanisms in exercise physiology.
Medbø et al. (2000) studied this question.
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