TAP reading note: Muscle glycogen synthesis after exercise: effect of time of carbohydrate ingestion.
Immediate carbohydrate intake produced faster early muscle glycogen storage than delaying intake for two hours.
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What the study found
Immediate carbohydrate intake produced faster early muscle glycogen storage than delaying intake for two hours.
Scope & limitations
12 male cyclists.
A small, short-term male exercise study measuring glycogen, not next-day performance or a universal feeding schedule.
Population & sample
12 male cyclists.
Exposure or intervention
Carbohydrate immediately after exercise or two hours later.
Outcomes
Muscle glycogen synthesis assessed with serial biopsies.
Time frame
Four hours of postexercise observation.
Research funding
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Research conflicts of interest
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Reading scope
Bibliographic record and abstract; full methods and declarations were not examined.
References
Publication record
TAP-RDN-0072 · v1.0 · English
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