The perception that lactate is equivalent to fatigue should no longer exist. Importantly, controlling physiological effect of lactate may be a solution to alleviating some chronic diseases. E.g., brain (Alzheimer's) & mental (depression) health. https://t.co/jV9hd1u7LJ
Physiological significance of elevated levels of lactate by exercise training in the brain and body.
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The discussions highlight a shift in perception about lactate, emphasizing phrases like 'should no longer exist' and 'may be a solution,' which reflect strong agreement with the article's conclusions. The tone is optimistic yet analytical and focuses on potential health applications, demonstrating both interest and a moderate depth of engagement. The choice of words such as 'improvement,' 'expression of growth factors,' and 'alleviating diseases' underscores a sense of optimism about the article's significance.
Most posts agree that the traditional view of lactate as merely a fatigue marker is outdated, supporting the new research perspective.
Posts show high interest in the potential health benefits, especially related to chronic diseases like Alzheimer's and depression.
Some discussions delve into physiological mechanisms and implications, such as the roles of growth factors, indicating a moderate level of deep engagement.
Posts suggest the research could significantly change how we understand exercise and brain health, though the overall tone indicates early recognition rather than widespread immediate impact.
Abstract in brief
- Lactate, historically viewed as a waste product causing fatigue, is actually closely linked to energy metabolism and plays beneficial roles in the brain and body, including promoting brain function and potentially alleviating chronic diseases.
- During exercise, lactate production varies with intensity and not just occurs in muscles but also in other organs; it serves as a key marker for fat oxidation in muscles and becomes an important energy source after exercise when muscle respiration slows.
- New research suggests lactate can improve brain health by increasing growth factors and may help with stress-related conditions like depression; it is also being studied as a preventive agent for brain diseases like Alzheimer’s, shifting the view of lactate from a fatigue marker to a beneficial molecule.]
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Most liked on X and BlueskyThe perception that lactate is equivalent to fatigue should no longer exist. Importantly, controlling physiological effect of lactate may be a solution to alleviating some chronic diseases.: E.g., brain (Alzheimer's) & mental (depression) health. https://t.co/jV9hd1u7LJ
Furthermore, improvement in brain function by lactate, particularly, through the expression of vascular endothelial growth factor and brain-derived neurotrophic factor, is being increasingly studied. https://t.co/rcFTRQmu98
RT @DrAndyGalpin: The perception that lactate is equivalent to fatigue should no longer exist. Importantly, controlling physiological effe…
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Lactate's Role in Enhancing Brain and Muscle Function
Lactate, once seen as a waste product, is now recognized as a vital energy source and beneficial for brain health. This video explores how exercise-induced lactate influences energy metabolism, promotes brain function…
How Lactate Beneficially Impacts Brain Function and Metabolism
Lactate, once considered a waste product causing fatigue, is now recognized for its crucial role in energy metabolism and brain health. This video explores how exercise influences lactate levels and its potential to…
RT @DrAndyGalpin: The perception that lactate is equivalent to fatigue should no longer exist. Importantly, controlling physiological effe…
RT @DrAndyGalpin: The perception that lactate is equivalent to fatigue should no longer exist. Importantly, controlling physiological effe…
According to Sungjun Lee et al., the perception that lactate is equivalent to fatigue should no longer exist https://t.co/9ZsOZKcgzy
RT @DrAndyGalpin: The perception that lactate is equivalent to fatigue should no longer exist. Importantly, controlling physiological effe…
RT @DrAndyGalpin: The perception that lactate is equivalent to fatigue should no longer exist. Importantly, controlling physiological effe…
RT @DrAndyGalpin: The perception that lactate is equivalent to fatigue should no longer exist. Importantly, controlling physiological effe…
RT @DrAndyGalpin: The perception that lactate is equivalent to fatigue should no longer exist. Importantly, controlling physiological effe…
RT @DrAndyGalpin: The perception that lactate is equivalent to fatigue should no longer exist. Importantly, controlling physiological effe…
RT @DrAndyGalpin: The perception that lactate is equivalent to fatigue should no longer exist. Importantly, controlling physiological effe…
RT @DrAndyGalpin: The perception that lactate is equivalent to fatigue should no longer exist. Importantly, controlling physiological effe…
RT @DrAndyGalpin: The perception that lactate is equivalent to fatigue should no longer exist. Importantly, controlling physiological effe…
RT @DrAndyGalpin: The perception that lactate is equivalent to fatigue should no longer exist. Importantly, controlling physiological effe…
RT @DrAndyGalpin: The perception that lactate is equivalent to fatigue should no longer exist. Importantly, controlling physiological effe…
RT @DrAndyGalpin: The perception that lactate is equivalent to fatigue should no longer exist. Importantly, controlling physiological effe…
RT @DrAndyGalpin: The perception that lactate is equivalent to fatigue should no longer exist. Importantly, controlling physiological effe…
RT @DrAndyGalpin: The perception that lactate is equivalent to fatigue should no longer exist. Importantly, controlling physiological effe…
RT @DrAndyGalpin: The perception that lactate is equivalent to fatigue should no longer exist. Importantly, controlling physiological effe…
RT @DrAndyGalpin: The perception that lactate is equivalent to fatigue should no longer exist. Importantly, controlling physiological effe…
RT @DrAndyGalpin: The perception that lactate is equivalent to fatigue should no longer exist. Importantly, controlling physiological effe…
RT @DrAndyGalpin: The perception that lactate is equivalent to fatigue should no longer exist. Importantly, controlling physiological effe…
RT @DrAndyGalpin: The perception that lactate is equivalent to fatigue should no longer exist. Importantly, controlling physiological effe…
RT @DrAndyGalpin: The perception that lactate is equivalent to fatigue should no longer exist. Importantly, controlling physiological effe…
RT @DrAndyGalpin: The perception that lactate is equivalent to fatigue should no longer exist. Importantly, controlling physiological effe…
RT @DrAndyGalpin: The perception that lactate is equivalent to fatigue should no longer exist. Importantly, controlling physiological effe…
RT @DrAndyGalpin: The perception that lactate is equivalent to fatigue should no longer exist. Importantly, controlling physiological effe…
RT @DrAndyGalpin: The perception that lactate is equivalent to fatigue should no longer exist. Importantly, controlling physiological effe…
The perception that lactate is equivalent to fatigue should no longer exist. Importantly, controlling physiological effect of lactate may be a solution to alleviating some chronic diseases. E.g., brain (Alzheimer's) & mental (depression) health. https://t.co/jV9hd1u7LJ
The perception that lactate is equivalent to fatigue should no longer exist. Importantly, controlling physiological effect of lactate may be a solution to alleviating some chronic diseases.: E.g., brain (Alzheimer's) & mental (depression) health. https://t.co/jV9hd1u7LJ
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Furthermore, improvement in brain function by lactate, particularly, through the expression of vascular endothelial growth factor and brain-derived neurotrophic factor, is being increasingly studied. https://t.co/rcFTRQmu98