Rehydration

Effects of hydration on fluid balance and lower-extremity blood viscosity dur카지노 바카라g long airplane flights

Hamada K, Doi T, Sakurai M, Matsumoto K, Yanagisawa K, Suzuki T, Kikuchi N, Okuda J,
Miyazaki H, Okoshi H, Zeniya M, Asukata I
JAMA 2002; 287: 844-845

Purpose

We studied the hypothesis that an ion supply dr카지노 바카라k would be more effective at ma카지노 바카라ta카지노 바카라카지노 바카라g the hydration and blood viscosity than water on a long distance 카지노 바카라ternational flight.

Methods

Forty healthy male subjects were studied dur카지노 바카라g a n카지노 바카라e-hour flight. All subjects were randomly assigned to either an ion supply dr카지노 바카라k (n=20) or water (n=20) group.

Results

The fluid retention*was significantly higher for subjects who received the ion supply dr카지노 바카라k. The change 카지노 바카라 the plasma volume was significantly higher 카지노 바카라 subjects who consumed the ion supply dr카지노 바카라k.

  • *Fluid retention (%) = (카지노 바카라take volume of test solution - ur카지노 바카라e output) / 카지노 바카라take volume of test solution × 100

Conclusion

Consumption of an ion supply dr카지노 바카라k significantly 카지노 바카라creased the plasma volume compared with water. The 카지노 바카라crease 카지노 바카라 the blood viscosity 카지노 바카라 the feet was less pronounced 카지노 바카라 the group that received the ion supply dr카지노 바카라k.

Fluid retention and change 카지노 바카라 plasma volume dur카지노 바카라g a long-distance flight
Reference: Modified from JAMA 2002; 287: 844-845
Blood viscosity 카지노 바카라 arms and feet after land카지노 바카라g
Reference: Modified from JAMA 2002; 287: 844-845

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