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Lactate may be an important substrate for cardiac energy metabolism in vivo during high-intensity exercise, challenging the traditional view that the heart relies solely on glucose and fatty acids.
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This editorial highlights that lactate, often considered a metabolic waste product, may be an important substrate for cardiac energy metabolism in vivo, especially during high-intensity exercise.
This editorial highlights that lactate, often considered a metabolic waste product, may be an important substrate for cardiac energy metabolism in vivo, especially during high-intensity exercise.
John C. Chatham (2002) reported an editorial. Lactate was evaluated. Lactate may be an important substrate for cardiac energy metabolism in vivo during high-intensity exercise, challenging the traditional view that the heart relies solely on glucose and fatty acids.
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