1937
DOI: 10.1055/s-0028-1121128
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Über Steigerung der körperlichen Leistungsfähigkeit durch Eingriffe in den Säurebasenhaushalt*

Abstract: Alle Manuskripte sind direkt an die Schriftleitung zu richten, sie dürfen nicht gleichzeitig anderen Blättern zum Abdruck angeboten werden. Wenn nichts anderes vermerkt wird, nimmt die Schriftleitung an, daß es sich um Alleinangebote handelt Der Verlag behält sich das ausschließliche Recht der Vervielfältigung und Verbreitung der in dieser Zeitschrift zum Abdruck gelangenden Beiträge sowie ihre Verwendung für fremdsprachliche Ausgaben vor Bekanntlichentstehen bei kdrperlicher Arbeit Säuren, unter denen die Mil… Show more

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“…Any expected performance improvement subsequent to increased basicity of the body's fluids should be more evident when lactate accumulates to high concentrations in both muscle and blood (Karlsson, 1971;Sahlin, 1978), as well as in other body compartments. This may partly explain the conflicting findings in the literature (Dill et ai, 1932;Dennig et al, 1937;Johnson and Black, 1953;Margaria et al, 1971;Simmons and Hard, 1973;Jones et al, 1977 ;Kinderman et al, 1977 ;Sutton et al, 1981 ) and why in submaximal or maximal exercise of a longer ( > 8 min) or shorter ( < 20 s) duration, no such improvement was observed, although the desired acid-base shift was achieved.…”
Section: Discussioncontrasting
confidence: 46%
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“…Any expected performance improvement subsequent to increased basicity of the body's fluids should be more evident when lactate accumulates to high concentrations in both muscle and blood (Karlsson, 1971;Sahlin, 1978), as well as in other body compartments. This may partly explain the conflicting findings in the literature (Dill et ai, 1932;Dennig et al, 1937;Johnson and Black, 1953;Margaria et al, 1971;Simmons and Hard, 1973;Jones et al, 1977 ;Kinderman et al, 1977 ;Sutton et al, 1981 ) and why in submaximal or maximal exercise of a longer ( > 8 min) or shorter ( < 20 s) duration, no such improvement was observed, although the desired acid-base shift was achieved.…”
Section: Discussioncontrasting
confidence: 46%
“…The results of these studies (Dill et al, 1932;Dennig et al, 1937;Johnson and Black, 1953;Karpovich and Sinning, 1971 ;Margaria et al, 1971 ;Kinderman et al, 1977 ;Jones et al, 1977) are conflicting and inconclusive. One of the above studies (Jones et al, 1977), we believe, should be considered more closely.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 89%
“…It is possible that the favorable conclusions of the continental studies (1,9) were predicated upon the attribution of this early improvement in muscular performance to the effects of the experimental variable rather than to intrinsic myological phenomena. Table 1 reports the weekly mean strength increment indices and the standard deviations for the three groups while inter-comparisons of the groups, in terms of the derived critical ratios, are shown in Table 2.…”
Section: Incrementmentioning
confidence: 88%
“…Fundamental to claims for the efficacy of this food substance in increasing muscular strength is the assumption that its constituents, choline, phosphorus, and inositol, play a significant part in the functional efficiency of muscle and nerve tissue (3,11,19,21,22). Lending emphasis to the theoretical speculations regarding the ergogenic value potential of lecithin are the reports of pre-war investigations conducted in Germany by Atzler and Lehman (1) and Dennig (9). In each instance it was claimed that lecithin ingestion resulted in measurable improvement in muscular strength and performance.…”
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confidence: 96%