euhydration

eu·hy·dra·tion

(yū-hī-drā'shŭn),
Normal state of body water content; absence of absolute or relative hydration or dehydration.

euhydration

(ū-hī-drā′shŭn)
A normal amount of water in the body.

hydration status

refers to body fluid levels. euhydration the normal state of body water content (typically about 40 litres). hypohydration reduced total body water which may develop by the process of dehydration due to excessive sweating under exercise heat stress. Athletes may lose 2-6% body weight during prolonged exercise. Hypohydration is detrimental to both exercise performance and health and should be prevented by provision of fluids to match water loss. In several sports (e.g. boxing, power lifting, wrestling) athletes may purposely induce dehydration to achieve weight loss prior to competition. hyperhydration increased total body water. It has been proposed that prior hyperhydration may improve thermoregulation during exercise heat stress, but studies have had inconsistent results. See also water balance.
Mentioned in ?
References in periodicals archive ?
The American College of Sports Medicine's recommendation for athletes to consume between 400 to 600 mlof water 2 hours before exercise should be used as a minimum standard for tennis players to help promote euhydration.
HYDRATION IN TENNIS PERFORMANCE--WATER, CARBOHYDRATE OR ELECTROLYTE SPORTS DRINK?
Conclusion: The American football players have lost less than 1% of their body weight, remaining in a state of euhydration even though the urinary density reveal dehydration in two phases of the practice.
Estrategias de hidratacao durante o exercicio fisico em atletas de futebol Americano
After the subject achieved euhydration, his height and body mass were measured.
Arm position affects calculation of posture-induced vs. cycling-induced change in plasma volume
10) Specific gravity values were categorized as euhydration (USG<1.
Hydration status in US military officer students
Hydration status was divided to three escalating categories in which euhydration was defined as USG between 1.
Pre-practice hydration status and the effects of hydration regimen on collegiate division III male athletes
Participants were instructed to drink a bottle of fixed volume (~500 mL) of water before sleep prior to the experiment day and another bottle of fixed volume (~500 mL) of water 2 hours before reporting to the lab to maintain a state of euhydration.
Effect of caffeine ingestion on fluid balance during exercise in the heat and during recovery
In recovery, a beverage containing 5-10% CHO with 30-40 mEq sodium should be ingested to achieve euhydration.
The effects of ingestion of sugarcane juice and commercial sports drinks on cycling performance of athletes in comparison to plain water
Results from the study showed there is a clear difference in five-hour urine volume in response to the water load, between euhydration (1236.
Detection of Euhydration in humans from the Diuresis response to a water load
The normal hydration status for an individual is defined as euhydration, with parameters varying between age groups (Martini, 2004).
Impact of altered hydration status in elderly patients waiting for surgery a review of the literature
For these reasons, guidelines emphasise the need to use first morning urine samples to allow discrimination between euhydration and dehydration (Sawka et al.
Hydration status and fluid balance of elite European youth soccer players during consecutive training sessions
020 was considered euhydration (3), and was a requirement for the BIA assessment.
Body mass and composition changes in mountaineers after a commercial expedition on Denali (6194 m)
This would ensure a somewhat overcompensation and euhydration state in the fasting athletes prior to the start of the day's fast.
Temporal patterns of subjective experiences and self-regulation during Ramadan fasting among elite archers: a qualitative analysis

Medical browser ?
Full browser ?