We determined the effects of increasing circulating concentrations of a highly purified PBH (OC99) on hemodynamics, metabolic correlates of
oxygen debt (lactate, base deficit), and tissue oxygenation in a large animal model of controlled hemorrhagic shock.
"You're short of breath and no doubt that at times your body feels in
oxygen debt.
Think of it this way: The heart works harder to deliver oxygen-rich blood to the muscles to make up the
oxygen debt that started at AT.
Moving slowly at first for about five minutes gives your body a chance to adapt without incurring an
oxygen debt that you'll pay off with pain.
During college I rowed crew and, like my teammates, got chills when our coach explained that our training was designed to take us deeper and deeper into
oxygen debt. But when I stopped rowing I lost my taste for lactic acid.
She put so much into staying away from the chasing bunch up the final climb she was in
oxygen debt afterwards and unable to talk for more than five minutes.
Successful wrestlers become very familiar with the terrifying condition known as "
oxygen debt"--a state in which a grappler ignores his depleted muscles, overtaxed lungs, straining heart and surging panic, continuing to fight out of sheer willpower.
During this blockage, the researchers measured the heart's growing
oxygen debt.
Traditionally referred to as the "
oxygen debt," this replenishment of oxygen during recovery is also known as excess post-exercise oxygen consumption" (EPOC).
(We feel worn out.) After the contraction, lactic acid is oxidized (consuming oxygen and developing heat), thus paying off the
oxygen debt that piled up during the preceding reaction (anaerobic glycolysis, Greek for "sugar-splitting without air").