Key result
Cigarette smoke inhalation significantly diminished oxygen debt capacity development in male albino mice over 3-6 and 0-9 month periods compared to controls.
Why the study?
Does long-term cigarette smoke inhalation reduce the development of oxygen debt capacity in exercising albino mice?
RCT (n=100)
Randomized
Does long-term cigarette smoke inhalation reduce the development of oxygen debt capacity in exercising albino mice?
Long-term cigarette smoke inhalation irreversibly diminishes the development of oxygen debt capacity in an exercising mouse model.
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May impair exercise adaptations in animal models; leaves open human translation to smoking and oxygen debt capacity.
Donald H. Puretz (1973) reported an RCT. Cigarette smoke inhalation vs. Control (no smoke inhalation) was evaluated on Oxygen debt capacity development. Cigarette smoke inhalation significantly diminished oxygen debt capacity development in male albino mice over 3-6 and 0-9 month periods compared to controls.
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