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Nataliaelias

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Lactate acute responses
« on: March 09, 2017, 01:51:18 pm »
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Can some explain lactate in terms of exercise ? Thanks

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Re: Lactate acute responses
« Reply #1 on: March 10, 2017, 09:51:01 pm »
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Can some explain lactate in terms of exercise ? Thanks
Well lactate entry to the bloodstream increases as exercise intensity increases, yet this is balanced by lactate removal increasing with increasing intensity - until a certain point. Beyond the point at which lactate removal can balance lactate entry to the bloodstream, lactate accumulates exponentially. The maximum intensity at which entry/removal  of lactate are balanced is known as lactate inflection point (LIP).
Note, lactate is produced/present at rest (albeit in very tiny amounts)
Also, lactate itself does not cause fatigue - rather, H+ does.
Does this clear things up?