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Carbohydrate Drink

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Carbohydrate Drink
A sports drink which contains glucose polymers, formulated to replenish energy reserves during and after exercise
carbohydrate drink
Sports medicine A sports drink that contains glucose polymers, intended to replenish the reserves of energy during and after exercise. See Sports drink.
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The scientists argue that the carbohydrate drinks raise blood sugar, which suppresses the growth hormone, which is required for optimising adaptation to training.
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In both trials, the cyclists swilling their mouths with the carbohydrate drink performed significantly better than those given the artificial sweetener drink.
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