Hydrogen Rich Water Consumption Positively Affects Muscle Performance, Lactate Response, and Alleviates Delayed Onset of Muscle Soreness After Resistance Training

Keyphrases

• 1-repetition Maximum 10%
• Acute Intermittent 10%
• Body Mass 10%
• Controlled Crosses 10%
• Countermovement Jump 10%
• Creatine Kinase 10%
• Delayed Onset muscle Soreness 100%
• Endurance Performance 10%
• Extension Exercises 10%
• Half Squat 10%
• Heart Rate Variability 10%
• Hydrogen-rich Water 100%
• Jump Rate 10%
• Knee Extension 10%
• Knee Flexion 10%
• Lactate 20%
• Lactate Response 100%
• Midway 20%
• Muscle Function 10%
• Muscle Performance 100%
• Muscle Soreness 10%
• Perceived Exertion 10%
• Perceptual Responses 10%
• Physiological Response 10%
• Placebo 20%
• Placebo-controlled 10%
• Positive Outcomes 10%
• Resistance Training 100%
• Response Performance 10%
• Visual Analog Scale 20%
• Water Consumption 100%
• Water Hydration 10%
• Water Intake 10%
• Water Supplementation 10%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Body Mass 20%
• Countermovement Jump 20%
• Creatine Kinase MM 20%
• Fluid Intake 100%
• Heart Rate Variability 20%
• Lactic Acid 100%
• Perceived Exertion 20%
• Placebo 60%
• Supplementation 20%
• Visual Analog Scale 40%