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Effect of water deprivation on cognitive-motor performance in healthy men and women

Nutrition Health & Wellness
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Cognitive-motor performance is not affected by slow progressive dehydration in healthy young subjects, contrary to observations found under acute water loss conditions due to heat or exercise.

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Gabor Szinnai , Hartmut Schachinger , Maurice J. Arnaud , Lilly Linder , Ulrich Keller

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