Acute effects of binge drinking following aerobic exercise on autonomic and hemodynamic recovery in young men: a randomized crossover trial.
Kim YW, Han CJ, Choi TG, et al.
Clinical Autonomic Research · 2026
What the research tells us
After aerobic exercise, HRV stayed lower during the early recovery period with 60 g ethanol than with water.
Scope & interpretation
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.
Study at a glance
- POPULATION & SAMPLE
- 14 men, mean age 25 years.
- EXPOSURE / INTERVENTION / SUBJECT
- 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.
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Abstract and indexed funding/interest declarations; full methods and supplements were not examined. Online publication: 28 September 2026.
- Study 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.
- Competing interests
- PubMed reproduces the authors’ declaration of no competing interests.
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