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.
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Triathletes were tested in PRE and POST48h in euhydration state according to a standardized 8-point urine color chart -PRE: 1.7 [+ or -] 0.7; POST48h: 1.8 [+ or -] 0.8- (Armstrong et al., 1994).
Bioelectrical Impedance Vector Analysis (BIVA) and Body Mass Changes in an Ultra-Endurance Triathlon Event
After euhydration was achieved, the subject's height and body mass were assessed.
Arm Position Affects Calculation of Posture-Induced Versus Jogging-Induced Plasma Volume Change
After all, euhydration is the concept of the body in water balance.
Hydration Strategies for the Female Tactical Athlete
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?
(1) Each individual has a homeostatic mechanism that maintains euhydration. However, these mechanisms may be compromised by age, illness and drug use.
Water use in the Australian community: The public health debate
Since there has been a possibility that AMS is frequently accompanied by dehydration [2], and intravenous saline infusion improves dehydration status [3], the maintenance of euhydration using appropriate beverage intake while climbing may help to prevent AMS.
Impact of Carbohydrate-Electrolyte Beverage Ingestion on Heart Rate Response While Climbing Mountain Fuji at ~3000 m
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
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. On arrival at the laboratory, participants emptied their bladder and provided a urine sample, and body mass was measured (with dry polyester shorts only) (accuracy ~0.1 kg; Detecto Scales Inc, USA).
Effect of caffeine ingestion on fluid balance during exercise in the heat and during recovery
[47], the BML observed in 10 male subjects (BMI > 27.0) after intermittent sauna bathing sessions (six 15-minute sessions, 48.9[degrees]C, with 5-minute breaks) was determined at 0.33 [+ or -] 0.19 kg (euhydration trial) and 1.99 [+ or -] 0.35 kg (dehydration trial).
Sauna-induced body mass loss in young sedentary women and men
In recovery, a beverage containing 5-10% CHO with 30-40 mEq sodium should be ingested to achieve euhydration. A minimum of 50g/ hour of CHO should be ingested in the first 2 hours to maximize glycogen depletion?
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 (1236.8 [+ or -] 489.4 mL), and dehydration (375.3 [+ or -] 170.2 mL, 235.9 [+ or -] 66.0 mL, and 261.7 [+ or -] 51.8 mL at 1, 2, and 3% BM, respectively, P = 0.001).
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

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