Exogenous lactate, sometimes referred to as Exolactate, is L-lactate that is supplied to the body from an external source, typically as an oral supplement or, in research and medical settings, by intravenous infusion. It has investigated as a potential ergogenic aid in endurance sports, as a recovery substrate and as a metabolic intervention in clinical contexts such as traumatic brain injury and metabolic disease.
Exogenous lactate, sometimes referred to as Exolactate, is L-lactate that is supplied to the body from an external source, typically as an oral supplement or, in research and medical settings, by intravenous infusion. It has investigated as a potential ergogenic aid in endurance sports, as a recovery substrate and as a metabolic intervention in clinical contexts such as traumatic brain injury and metabolic disease.
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