THE EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT LEVELS OF WATER DEFICIT ON PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSES DURING HEAT STRESS
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MECHANISMS CONTROLLING FLUID INGESTION: THIRST AND DRINKING
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FLUID INTAKE AND HYDRATION: CRITICAL INDICATORS OF NURSING HOME QUALITY
Hydration issues are important considerations for the elderly and infirm. What was previously taken for granted often becomes the focus of daily attention. Nursing homes must take a proactive stance in designing systems and training staff to deal with hydration. The minimum daily fluid requirements, and the steps necessary to investigate suspected dehydration, should be [...]
RESPONSE OF NORMAL SUBJECTS TO PROLONGED HIGH FLUID INTAKE
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THE HAZARDS OF EXCESSIVE FLUID INTAKE
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RECOMMENDED DIETARY ALLOWANCES
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DIFFERENCE IN REHYDRATION PROCESS DUE TO SALT CONCENTRATION OF DRINKING WATER IN RATS
Albino rats were thermally dehydrated (approximately 8% of body wt), divided into five groups, and given tap water or 0.2, 0.45, 0.9, or 2.0% NaCl solution ad libitum for 16 h. Rats given 0.9 or 0.45% NaCl solution regained fluid loss completely in 3-3.5 h, whereas those given 0.2% solution became fully rehydrated at 10 [...]
AGE-RELATED CHANGE IN BODY WATER AND HYDRATION IN OLD AGE
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IMPACT OF BEVERAGE ACCEPTABILITY ON FLUID INTAKE DURING EXERCISE
These two studies investigated the impact of beverage acceptability on voluntary fluid intake during exercise and the subsequent impact of exercise on the perception and liking of beverages. In Experiment 1, 49 triathletes and runners first tasted an array of 10 commercially available flavors of a 6% carbohydrate-electrolyte drink (CE) and water (W) to determine [...]