What Nutrients are good for delaying muscle damage?
What is better… Cold or Hot Drinks?
A hot drink could actually cool you down… how I hear you asking!
- Your core temperature initially rises
- Then the sensors in your mouth, throat, and digestive tract send a signal to your brain to produce MORE sweat
- This increase in perspiration is the key to COOLING DOWN
A study of people doing exercise found that drinking a 50-degree drink reduces overall body heat storage MORE than drinking cold drinks
So what happens when you have a cold drink in exercise
- Your internal body heat moves to your bodies surface, while your inner temperature actually decreases
- If we have too much cold food/drink we will cause the blood vessels to tighten and make the body retain heat. This will cause you to feel WARMER not cooler.
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Body heat storage during physical activity is lower with hot fluid ingestion under conditions that permit full evaporation
First published: 10 May 2012
Cited by: 25