"El jugo de pepinillos, inhibe los calambres musculares Este efecto no podría explicarse por la rápida restauración de los líquidos corporales o los electrolitos" Al primero que se lo leí fue al gran @arjona_manu https://t.co/L6hRB6MrMS
Reflex inhibition of electrically induced muscle cramps in hypohydrated humans.
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The discussions reveal a generally positive reception to the research, with mentions of pickle juice's neural reflex mechanism, citing previous studies and anecdotal evidence. Words like 'promising,' 'science-based,' and references to product development convey enthusiasm and curiosity, while skepticism about electrolyte effects shows nuanced engagement.
Most discussions show support or curiosity about the study, with many recognizing its neural reflex explanation and dismissing electrolyte-based hypotheses.
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- The study tested whether drinking pickle juice can reduce muscle cramps in hypohydrated men and found that pickle juice shortens cramp duration compared to water, even though it doesn't significantly change body fluids or electrolytes immediately afterwards.
- Muscle activity levels during cramps were similar regardless of whether participants drank water or pickle juice, indicating the difference in cramp duration isn't due to changes in muscle activation.
- Researchers believe pickle juice works through a neural reflex triggered in the mouth or throat, not by restoring hydration or electrolytes, suggesting its effect on cramps is reflex-mediated rather than fluid or electrolyte-based.
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Most liked on X and Bluesky@bimbas_world Altes Hausmittel ist Gurkenwasser. Hast du eingelegte Gurken im Haus? Gibt sogar ne Studie, die das belegt. «Physiopraxis» 2017; 15 (1); S. 46–49 DOI: 10.1249/MSS.0b013e3181c0647e (Studie Gurkenwasser) https://t.co/VIf8R9hMDz
じゃあ、痙攣を抑えるにはどうしたら良いかなのですが、ピクルスジュースやカプサイシン、マスタード、ニンニク、わさびといった辛い香辛料がどうも神経を抑制してくれるのではないかと言われています。 例えばこれとか。 https://t.co/WGyH894wiO
@baobabustroll ガチレスすると60mlのピクルスジュースを飲むことで、筋肉の痙攣が45%速く、平均で約85秒以内に収まるそうです! https://t.co/trievWKYtr
@sw4618 @shari_alaina @ClaussenPickles There are a few studies that suggest this is a real effect, too. Evidence-based reasons to try pickle pops! https://t.co/mHtBSufA3U
@TWhittier_RUSH @NephroSeeker Pickle juice seems promising https://t.co/XRkRwe7QDo and mustard, right @kidneymo? https://t.co/fgzYyN2fm4
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@kaltmamsell Angeblich hilft es auch zur Prävention, aber "pickle juice" von eingelegten Gurken verkürzt laut Studie die Dauer von Krämpfen. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/19997012/
It's not actually about the electrolytes with pickle juice and cramps, it's a neural reflex : Reflex inhibition of electrically induced muscle cramps in hypohydrated humans - PubMed share.google/PR0qgqm7jvgr...
Reflex inhibition of electrically induced muscle cramps in hypohydrated humans - PubMed https://t.co/oyQsg1pqsM https://t.co/sqf2rVZ9LO
@ThrillaRilla369 https://t.co/NqJ4vbBjZS
Reflex inhibition of electrically induced muscle cramps in hypohydrated humans https://t.co/Edm44bVYgw
RT @Hiroaki_Nanbu: じゃあ、痙攣を抑えるにはどうしたら良いかなのですが、ピクルスジュースやカプサイシン、マスタード、ニンニク、わさびといった辛い香辛料がどうも神経を抑制してくれるのではないかと言われています。 例えばこれとか。 https://t.co/WGy…
RT @Hiroaki_Nanbu: じゃあ、痙攣を抑えるにはどうしたら良いかなのですが、ピクルスジュースやカプサイシン、マスタード、ニンニク、わさびといった辛い香辛料がどうも神経を抑制してくれるのではないかと言われています。 例えばこれとか。 https://t.co/WGy…
RT @Hiroaki_Nanbu: じゃあ、痙攣を抑えるにはどうしたら良いかなのですが、ピクルスジュースやカプサイシン、マスタード、ニンニク、わさびといった辛い香辛料がどうも神経を抑制してくれるのではないかと言われています。 例えばこれとか。 https://t.co/WGy…
RT @Hiroaki_Nanbu: じゃあ、痙攣を抑えるにはどうしたら良いかなのですが、ピクルスジュースやカプサイシン、マスタード、ニンニク、わさびといった辛い香辛料がどうも神経を抑制してくれるのではないかと言われています。 例えばこれとか。 https://t.co/WGy…
じゃあ、痙攣を抑えるにはどうしたら良いかなのですが、ピクルスジュースやカプサイシン、マスタード、ニンニク、わさびといった辛い香辛料がどうも神経を抑制してくれるのではないかと言われています。 例えばこれとか。 https://t.co/WGyH894wiO
@Dr_LoveShark @kingepic22 Yes and no. It appears to depend on why the cramp happened and when you eat the pickle. Eating pickles regularly isn't likely to do anything, but if you drink pickle juice during a cramp, the cramp might be neutralized faster. https://t.co/sdLzPa1FXo
@TheTennisLetter This is study in 2009 already found that pickle juice or apple cider vinegar works against cramps but not because of electrolytes, which had nothing to do. It was the vinegar that caused a relaxation effect. https://t.co/WmoUma7GeF https://t.co/uZeU8nGd4v
@Veronutricion @jmgmoron Cada vez más frecuente en fútbol, rugby, y ahora en tenis! Referencia: https://t.co/AV92IILFrB
@vasco_mendonca "Anecdotal evidence suggests that ingesting small volumes of pickle juice relieves muscle cramps within 35 s of ingestion. No experimental evidence exists supporting the ingestion of pickle juice as a treatment for skeletal muscle cramps." https://t.co/FaNudqn7Yp
@RoyPhilpott @RoddyJones20 Pickle juice has acetic acid that works to inhibit the firing alpha motor neurons in muscles (aka stops cramping faster than water or high-electrolyte drinks, such as Gatorade). https://t.co/Ncd3MHp3RL.
@businessbarista 2oz on-the-go format pickle juice shots packed with electrolytes for anti-cramp + hydration. no more drinking brine straight out of the jar! cramp relief science based on this study: https://t.co/9U6MeIkstQ am currently in formulation / brand development
@DrHaidenthaler Podcaster aus den USA schwören ja auf pickle juice
@bimbas_world Altes Hausmittel ist Gurkenwasser. Hast du eingelegte Gurken im Haus? Gibt sogar ne Studie, die das belegt. «Physiopraxis» 2017; 15 (1); S. 46–49 DOI: 10.1249/MSS.0b013e3181c0647e (Studie Gurkenwasser) https://t.co/VIf8R9hMDz
@scottcarlinpt Remember this research from 2010 suggesting that pickle juice helped alleviate muscle cramps? I love me some pickles! https://t.co/iD4bdSnWCW
@Andy_Staples the modern theory on cramps in exercise is they are not sodium related. It is a neuromuscular issue. It is not the sodium in pickle juice that helps it is likely an acid in the vinegar that triggers a response. https://t.co/zJ7oAIIaE8
RT @IzabelaZakrocka: @TWhittier_RUSH @NephroSeeker Pickle juice seems promising https://t.co/XRkRwe7QDo and mustard, right @kidneymo? https…
@TWhittier_RUSH @NephroSeeker Pickle juice seems promising https://t.co/XRkRwe7QDo and mustard, right @kidneymo? https://t.co/fgzYyN2fm4
Enjoyed this? Follow me for more random threads around running, hiking and trail performance and like or retweet the first post please. Ref: Miller https://t.co/Vy155tiBQ3 2010, Reflex Inhibition of Electrically Induced Muscle Cramps in Hypohydrated Humans
@baobabustroll ガチレスすると60mlのピクルスジュースを飲むことで、筋肉の痙攣が45%速く、平均で約85秒以内に収まるそうです! https://t.co/trievWKYtr
@theIDPharmD @wildestdreams_3 It's a folkloric remedy for muscle cramps. https://t.co/deihq81yhK
RT @profeclaudioni1: "El jugo de pepinillos, inhibe los calambres musculares Este efecto no podría explicarse por la rápida restauración d…
RT @profeclaudioni1: "El jugo de pepinillos, inhibe los calambres musculares Este efecto no podría explicarse por la rápida restauración d…
RT @profeclaudioni1: "El jugo de pepinillos, inhibe los calambres musculares Este efecto no podría explicarse por la rápida restauración d…
RT @profeclaudioni1: "El jugo de pepinillos, inhibe los calambres musculares Este efecto no podría explicarse por la rápida restauración d…
RT @profeclaudioni1: "El jugo de pepinillos, inhibe los calambres musculares Este efecto no podría explicarse por la rápida restauración d…
"El jugo de pepinillos, inhibe los calambres musculares Este efecto no podría explicarse por la rápida restauración de los líquidos corporales o los electrolitos" Al primero que se lo leí fue al gran @arjona_manu https://t.co/L6hRB6MrMS
@GrrlMD Funny, I read about an intriguing study re: pickle juice affecting a “neurally-mediated reflex that originates in the oropharyngeal region and acts to inhibit the firing of alpha motor neurons of the cramping muscle” https://t.co/8INf6JuYQw
@sw4618 @shari_alaina @ClaussenPickles There are a few studies that suggest this is a real effect, too. Evidence-based reasons to try pickle pops! https://t.co/mHtBSufA3U
References: https://t.co/pychrJWgBo https://t.co/wnJckQRn7a
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