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Research Article

Apple puree as a natural fructose source provides an effective alternative carbohydrate source for fuelling half-marathon running performance

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Figure 1. 13.1 mile running performance (min; A) and split times (min/mile; B) over the run for 13.1 miles for Glucose/Fructose (GF) and Apple Puree (AP). Bars are mean ± SD. Lines are individual participant times. Gastrointestinal comfort (0-10; C) and RPE (6-20; D) over 13.1 mile run for Glucose/Fructose (GF) and Apple Puree (AP). Data presented as mean ± SD. § denotes significantly different over time (P < 0.05).

Figure 1. 13.1 mile running performance (min; A) and split times (min/mile; B) over the run for 13.1 miles for Glucose/Fructose (GF) and Apple Puree (AP). Bars are mean ± SD. Lines are individual participant times. Gastrointestinal comfort (0-10; C) and RPE (6-20; D) over 13.1 mile run for Glucose/Fructose (GF) and Apple Puree (AP). Data presented as mean ± SD. § denotes significantly different over time (P < 0.05).

Table 1. Plasma albumin, creatine kinase, creatinine, glucose, myoglobin and uric acid concentrations (n = 10) pre and post. Data presented as mean ± SD.

Table 2. Subjective scale responses (0-10 scale) for thermal comfort and gastrointestinal symptoms. Data presented as median (Q1-Q3).

Table 3. Urine specific gravity, body mass (kg), sweat loss (L), sweat sodium (mmol/L), body mass loss (%), plasma volume change (%) and ad libitum fluid intake (mL) pre- and post-run. n = 11 for all variables except plasma osmolality where n = 10. Data presented as mean ± SD.