Med Sci Sports Exerc May 1997 PMID 9140898

Plasma glucose metabolism during exercise: effect of endurance training in humans.

A R Coggan

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Most discussions agree that the study provides valuable insights into how endurance training affects glucose metabolism during exercise.

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Abstract in brief

  • Endurance training decreases reliance on plasma glucose during exercise by reducing both muscle glycogen use and plasma glucose production, which helps improve overall carbohydrate efficiency.
  • The reduction in plasma glucose utilization is linked to increased mitochondrial capacity in muscles, leading to less glucose transport from the blood during exercise.
  • Training also lowers glucose production from the liver by changing hormone responses and sensitivity, preventing hypoglycemia and enhancing endurance.

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