Trial reportJournal of diabetes research2026
Optimizing Metabolic Assessment: Maximal Fat Metabolism, Lactate Dynamics, and Cardiorespiratory Determinants at Different Pedaling Frequencies.
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Aims/Objectives: Accurate metabolic exercise testing is essential for assessing cardiometabolic health in both athletes and clinical populations with prediabetes and diabetes. This study investigated whether and how fat, carbohydrates and lactate diagnostics are influenced by ergometry testing pedaling frequency. Methods: This randomized cross-over repeated-measures trial, examined human participants for cardiorespiratory oxygen uptake ( Results: Higher Conclusions: Metabolic assessments should prioritize absolute MFO and BLC dynamical changes over Fatmax intensities, when interpreting fat-oxidation capacity, particularly under varying pedaling frequencies. By jointly characterizing blood-based and respiratory-based diagnostics under different exercise assessment conditions, this study helps improve the reliability of diagnosing the metabolic status in both healthy individuals and patients with metabolic disease.
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