Scientific Papers
PROBLEM: THIRST, DRINKING BEHAVIOR, AND INVOLUNTARY DEHYDRATION
The phenomenon of involuntary dehydration, the delay in full restoration of a body water deficit by drinking, has been described extensively but relatively little is known about its physiological mechanism. It occurs primarily in humans [...]
VALIDATION OF THE DEUTERIUM DILUTION TECHNIQUE FOR THE MEASUREMENT OF FLUID INTAKE IN INFANTS
The validity of the deuterium dilution technique as a method of measuring fluid intake was investigated by comparing values obtained with this technique and direct measurements of milk intake in 10 exclusively bottle-fed infants recovering [...]
SWEAT GLAND RESPONSE TO EXERCISE IN THE HEAT AMONG PRE-, MID-, AND LATE-PUBERTAL BOYS.
Sweating rate (SR) of boys is lower than that of men. To assess the association between the response of individual sweat glands and physical growth and maturation, three groups of circumpubertal boys cycled at 50% [...]
CAFFEINE INGESTION AND FLUID BALANCE: A REVIEW
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