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Cycling Science Podcast
Richard Davison
19 episodes
2 days ago
Welcome to Cycling Science Podcast, where we and invited guests chat about the latest developments in Cycling Science
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Welcome to Cycling Science Podcast, where we and invited guests chat about the latest developments in Cycling Science
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Episode 13 Dr Mia Burleigh - Interactions between diet(nitrates) and oral bacteria in the regulation of human health
Cycling Science Podcast
47 minutes 19 seconds
4 years ago
Episode 13 Dr Mia Burleigh - Interactions between diet(nitrates) and oral bacteria in the regulation of human health

In recent years there has been a significant interest in using nitrate supplements to enhance athletic performance with sports nutrition companies producing beetroot and cherry supplements to try and increase our nitrate intake.

In this interview with Dr Mia Burleigh I discuss why nitrate  supplementation might be good for cycling performance and then go on to discuss her work which also looks at the health benefits of nitrate supplementation and why this may be particularly important for the oral health of athletes who would regularly consume large volumes of carbohydrate drinks during exercise.

Cycling Science Podcast
Welcome to Cycling Science Podcast, where we and invited guests chat about the latest developments in Cycling Science