Bicarbonate

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Overview

Bicarbonate (HCO3) is the ion remaining after the first disassociation of Carbonic Acid. It functions as a central buffering agent against Acids in the Blood.

 

Therapeutic Uses of Bicarbonate

Metabolism

 Bicarbonate (consumed prior to Exercise) may delay the onset of Fatigue and Muscle Weakness in people who undertake strenous Exercise (e.g. Exercise - Endurance) and may accelerate the recovery of Muscles following strenuous Exercise (this occurs from Bicarbonate causing Lactic Acid to be secreted out of Muscle Fibers and neutralized).  [1]

 Bicarbonate (consumed prior to Exercise) may increase Stamina.  [2]

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