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Metabolic Aspects of Acute Starvation in Normal Humans

United States. Army Medical Research and Nutrition Laboratory, Denver

其他書名	Performance and Cardiovascular Evaluation Function
出版	Defense Technical Information Center, 1966
URL	http://books.google.com.hk/books?id=rf7oAQAACAAJ&hl=&source=gbs_api

註釋Six healthy, adult males between the ages of 21 and 52 years fasted for a period of 10 days with water available ad libitum. Basal oxygen uptakes (V O2 in ml/minute and ml/kg body weight/minute) were significantly decreased during the fasting period. In submaximal work on the treadmill, V E BTPS and V O2 STPD in ml/minute and ml/kg/minute were significantly decreased during the fasting and rehabilitation periods, indicating a training effect. The maximal oxygen uptakes in ml/kg/minute were not significantly lowered during the fasting period. Other maximal work measurements (V E BTPS, pulse rates and kg meters of work/minute) were also lower when compared to the control values, again suggesting a training effect. EKGs were significantly abnormal during the fasting phase and considered to reflect a severe stress. One subject developed an abnormal EEG and was immediately removed from the study. Although physical performance was not sifnificantly impaired during a 10 day starvation period, complete fasting without mineral supplementation is not recommended for troops on combat patrol. (Author).