TAP reading note: Acute effects of binge drinking following aerobic exercise on autonomic and hemodynamic recovery in young men: a randomized crossover trial.
After aerobic exercise, HRV stayed lower during the early recovery period with 60 g ethanol than with water.
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What the study found
After aerobic exercise, HRV stayed lower during the early recovery period with 60 g ethanol than with water.
Scope & limitations
14 young men in a randomized crossover trial.
A small high-dose experiment over two hours; it does not establish effects in women, at smaller doses, or on overnight scores and long-term recovery. The dose is a study condition, not advice.
Population & sample
14 men, mean age 25 years.
Exposure or intervention
Thirty-minute treadmill run followed by water or 60 g ethanol; randomized crossover comparison.
Outcomes
HRV and hemodynamic measurements at baseline, one hour and two hours.
Time frame
Two hours after exercise.
Research funding
The PubMed record lists National Research Foundation of Korea grant RS-2024-00357595. The complete funding statement has not been verified against full text.
Research conflicts of interest
PubMed reproduces the authors’ declaration of no competing interests.
Reading scope
Abstract and indexed funding/interest declarations; full methods and supplements were not examined. Online publication: 28 September 2026.
References
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TAP-RDN-0070 · v1.0 · English
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