1998
DOI: 10.1055/s-2007-971976
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Gastric Emptying as a Regulatory Factor in Fluid Uptake

Abstract: Since the last two decades substantial interest has been given to the effects of dehydration and rehydration in the exercising athlete. This has resulted in numerous studies which, to a large extent, have been reviewed in a number of excellent papers (5,10,12,18,24). In the present article we will give a brief summary of the major findings, while also discussing some new developments.

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“…Analysis of total starch less RS obtained by approved methods makes possible estimation of the available starch fraction. There are also several enzymic procedures available simulating the digestion in the gastrointestinal tract and making it possible to analyse the available and RS content of foods (Englyst et al 1996;1998). Therefore, we can conclude that measuring available CHO is no longer a problem for most common foods.…”
Section: Carbohydrate Basis For Glycaemic Index Determinationmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Analysis of total starch less RS obtained by approved methods makes possible estimation of the available starch fraction. There are also several enzymic procedures available simulating the digestion in the gastrointestinal tract and making it possible to analyse the available and RS content of foods (Englyst et al 1996;1998). Therefore, we can conclude that measuring available CHO is no longer a problem for most common foods.…”
Section: Carbohydrate Basis For Glycaemic Index Determinationmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Dessa forma, o esvaziamento gás-trico é considerado um dos mais importantes fatores para determinar a disponibilidade e, portanto, a eficácia de uma bebida ingerida 10,11 . O esvaziamento gástrico é influenciado durante o exercício por vários fatores, dos quais os mais importantes são: a) conteúdo energético da solução 12 ; b) osmolaridade 13,14 ; c) volume de líquido ingerido 15,16 ; d) intensidade e tipo do exercí-cio [17][18][19] ; sendo controversa a influência do tipo de exercício 20 ; e) pH da solução 21 ; f) nível de desidratação 1 . g) temperatura do líquido 9,21 .…”
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“…g) temperatura do líquido 9,21 . Entretanto, a influência da temperatura do líquido, como elemento potencializador ou inibidor do esvaziamento gástrico, vem sendo questionada 18 .…”
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