Background It has been suggested that physical exercise could have potential beneficial
effects in substance abusers, which are based on both physiological and psychological …

This study was designed to investigate the effects of alcohol consumption on recovery of
muscle force when consumed immediately postexercise in young females. Eight young …

Prior research has found that intercollegiate athletes consume more alcohol and experience
more negative alcohol-related consequences than nonathletes, but no measure of sport …

Background Skeletal muscle myopathy accompanying chronic alcohol misuse results in part
from a decrease in protein synthesis typically observed in type II‐rich muscles that leads to …

Background: Well‐known reports suggest that the use of energy drinks might reduce the
intensity of the depressant effects of alcohol. However, there is little scientific evidence to …

There is compelling evidence that college student athletes engage in frequent episodes of
heavy drinking and are prone to negative consequences resulting from such use. This study …

Intercollegiate athletes have been identified as an at-risk group for heavy alcohol
consumption. The purpose of the present study was to use a longitudinal design to assess …

Voluntary and electrically stimulated muscular performance was examined to identify the
effects of acute alcohol consumption on neuromuscular function in the presence and …

Alcohol use among college students has become a considerable public health problem.
Among this group, intercollegiate athletes are at a particularly high risk for excessive alcohol …

The effect of alcohol on exercise‐induced changes in serum glucose, serum free fatty acids,
and serum insulin was studied in healthy male volunteers by performing an exhaustive …