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The posts demonstrate a positive reception with several referencing the safety and performance implications of antioxidant intake, such as warnings against supplements like Coenzyme Q10, while others question whether the research impacts current training practices. The tone varies from cautious notes to curiosity, showing an overall interest in applying scientific insights to athletic routines.
Most discussions recognize the study's findings that antioxidants do not hinder altitude training adaptations, with some emphasizing potential implications for supplement use.
Posts show high curiosity about the effects of antioxidants on athletic performance and training responses, referencing related topics like supplement dangers and training outcomes.
Participants engage through questions, references to scientific concepts, and discussions of real-world implications, indicating active interest.
The conversations could influence athletes' supplement choices and training strategies, hinting at practical significance, though they mainly reflect evolving viewpoints.
@Grant_Jenkins @VinceKellySport @SportsMedicineJ No blunting in this recent study Grant (https://t.co/6VpPNNer38)
Don't take anti-oxidants or anti-inflammatories less than 2 hours before, or less than 2 hours after, exercise (that means things like Ibuprofen or Coenzyme Q10, among many other common supplements / medications.) https://t.co/TQYARQVllo
7 Supplements You Should NEVER Take (Can be Dangerous) https://t.co/NoXSy80fkP
Altitude training in swimmers improves physiology, but not performance? Was more time necessary to see the improvement in performance? Was it the result of the training program, as opposed to the altitude stimulus? Other explanations? https://t.co/33KJiFbK9A
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It has long since been shown that high dose antioxidant supplements have a detritus impact on cellular adaptations to resistance training and cardio, this study goes into how whole food may impact differently #NUTR401 @ColleenMcmilin https://t.co/j73YIffbVZ
This study investigated whether eating antioxidant-rich foods affects how elite athletes adapt to altitude training and found that increased intake did not hinder improvements in oxygen uptake or hemoglobin mass.
The study examined whether consuming antioxidant-rich foods impacts altitude training adaptation. Results showed increased antioxidant intake did not hinder improvements in oxygen uptake or hemoglobin mass, with some…
7 Supplements You Should NEVER Take (Can be Dangerous) https://t.co/NoXSy80fkP
Don't take anti-oxidants or anti-inflammatories less than 2 hours before, or less than 2 hours after, exercise (that means things like Ibuprofen or Coenzyme Q10, among many other common supplements / medications.) https://t.co/TQYARQVllo
7 Supplements You Should NEVER Take (Can be Dangerous) https://t.co/sAYtBLC4Ej via @YouTube
It has long since been shown that high dose antioxidant supplements have a detritus impact on cellular adaptations to resistance training and cardio, this study goes into how whole food may impact differently #NUTR401 @ColleenMcmilin https://t.co/j73YIffbVZ
Altitude training in swimmers improves physiology, but not performance? Was more time necessary to see the improvement in performance? Was it the result of the training program, as opposed to the altitude stimulus? Other explanations? https://t.co/33KJiFbK9A
@Grant_Jenkins @VinceKellySport @SportsMedicineJ No blunting in this recent study Grant (https://t.co/6VpPNNer38)
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