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Maximuscrates
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wicked article. Is this going to be the new accepted theory in university text books or are other scientists laughing and calling him names?
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imported_drpierredebs
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(Maximuscrates @ May 17 2006,17:38)</div><div id="QUOTEHEAD">QUOTE</div><div id="QUOTE">wicked article. Is this going to be the new accepted theory in university text books or are other scientists laughing and calling him names?</div>
Imagine how many other theories are wrong!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
(Maximuscrates @ May 17 2006,17:38)</div><div id="QUOTEHEAD">QUOTE</div><div id="QUOTE">wicked article. Is this going to be the new accepted theory in university text books or are other scientists laughing and calling him names?</div>
Imagine how many other theories are wrong!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
mostlyallan
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UC Berkley press release on the profs research.
Before we all get giddy about the benefits of lactic acid one must understand some things. Lactic acid increases correspondingly to the acidic environment in the cell and although I agree that Lactic Acid is not the direct cause of force loss or fatigue the acidity that runs parrallel to lactic acid increase does.
So during endurance activty it's a friend but this relationship changes during heavy lifting and increases in lactic acid may not be so friendly.
As far as theories changing, hey it happens but in this case it's not that the theory changed, acidity still reduces force, they just pinned the tail on the wrong donkey.
So during endurance activty it's a friend but this relationship changes during heavy lifting and increases in lactic acid may not be so friendly.
As far as theories changing, hey it happens but in this case it's not that the theory changed, acidity still reduces force, they just pinned the tail on the wrong donkey.
interesting read.
your body can be trained to utilise lactic acid more efficiently and you can raise your anerobic threshhold which is good but going above your anerobic threshhold during exercise or perhaps a race for an extended time will have the same results every time you will come to a grinding halt.
your body can be trained to utilise lactic acid more efficiently and you can raise your anerobic threshhold which is good but going above your anerobic threshhold during exercise or perhaps a race for an extended time will have the same results every time you will come to a grinding halt.