Alleviation of Exercise-induced Dehydration under Hot Conditions by Glycerol Hyperhydration
Authors:
- Takeshi NishijimaTNTakeshi Nishijima
- Hirokazu TashiroHTHirokazu Tashiro
- Morimasa KatoMKMorimasa Kato
- Tsuyoshi SaitoTSTsuyoshi Saito
- Takenori OmoriTOTakenori Omori
- Hyukki ChangHCHyukki Chang
- Nao OhiwaNONao Ohiwa
- Yousuke SakairiYSYousuke Sakairi
- Hideaki SoyaHSHideaki Soya
- 1 January 2007
- journal article
- Published by Japan Society of Physical Education, Health, and Sport Sciences in International Journal of Sport and Health Science
- Vol. 5, 32-41
Abstract
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