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55. Reply

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O’Keefe, James H., primary, Cordain, Loren, additional, Harris, William H., additional, Moe, Richard M., additional, and Vogel, Robert, additional

Published
2005
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60. Acne Vulgaris

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Cordain, Loren, primary, Lindeberg, Staffan, additional, Hurtado, Magdalena, additional, Hill, Kim, additional, Eaton, S. Boyd, additional, and Brand-Miller, Jennie, additional

Published
2002
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62. Reply to ARP Walker

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Cordain, Loren, primary, Miller, Janette Brand, additional, Eaton, S Boyd, additional, and Mann, Neil, additional

Published
2001
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64. Reply to SC Cunnane

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Cordain, Loren, primary, Miller, Janette Brand, additional, Eaton, S Boyd, additional, and Mann, Neil, additional

Published
2000
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70. Are health and ill-health lessons from hunter-gatherers currently relevant?

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Walker, Alexander R. P., Cordain, Loren, Miller, Janette Brand, Eaton, S. Boyd, Mann, Neil, and Milton, Katharine

Subjects
ANIMAL-plant relationships, SUBSISTENCE hunting
Abstract

A letter to the editor is presented in response to two articles, one on plant-animal subsistence ratios and macronutrient energy estimates in hunter gatherer diets by L. Cordain and other on hunter-gatherer diets by Katherine Milton in a 2000 issue along with the authors' response to the same.

Published
2001
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71. Hunter-gatherer diets--a shore-based perspective.

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Cunnane, Stephen C., Cordain, Loren, Miller, Janette Brand, Eaton, S. Boyd, Mann, Neil, and Milton, Katherine

Subjects
INGESTION, FOOD composition
Abstract

A letter to the editor and a response from the authors of the article "Plant-animal subsistence ratios and macronutrient estimations in worldwide hunter-gatherer diets" in the previous issue are presented.

Published
2000
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72. Arterial O2 Saturation and Maximum O2 Consumption in Moderate-Altitude Runners Exposed to Sea Level and 3,050 m

Author

Tucker, Alan, Stager, Joel M., and Cordain, Loren

Abstract

Twelve trained runners, who were moderate-altitude (1,520 m) residents, were acutely exposed to sea level and 3,050-m altitude in a hypo-hyperbaric chamber. At 1,520 m, maximum O2 consumption (V̇o2max) was 67.7±0.9 mL/kg/min, minute ventilation (V) at maximum exercise was 169.8 ± 4.6 L/min, and arterial O2 saturation (Sao2) decreased from 93.3% ±0.9% at rest, to 84.5% ±1.6% at maximum exercise. Exposure to 3,050 m produced a lower Vo2max (56.5±1.5, —16.5%), a similar V̇ at maximum exercise (169.9 ± 6.0), and a similar fall in Sao2 (from 89.1%±0.8% to 79.5%±0.8%). Exposure to sea level increased V̇o2max to 72.4±1.4 (+6.9%), reduced V̇ at maximum exercise to 158.8 ±6.5, and induced a smaller fall in Sao2 (from 96.9% ±0.4% to 92.1%± 1.0%). These changes are comparable with those reported previously in athletes at sea level exposed to similar altitudes, suggesting that residence at 1,520 m does not improve V̇o2max in highly trained athletes acutely exposed to lower or higher altitudes.(JAMA 1984;252:2867-2871)

Published
1984
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75. Word on the Street.

Author

Wolf, Robb, Cordain, Loren, Hartwig, Melissa, and Joulwan, Melissa

Published
2015

76. Physiologic benefits of controlled expiration during exercise.

Author

Fee, Lawrence L. and Cordain, Loren

Subjects
*EXERCISE physiology
Abstract

Presents an abstract on physiologic benefits of controlled expiration during exercise. Expiratory resistance in pursed lip breathing; Cardiorespiratory response to increased expiratory resistance during exercise; Treadmill tests.

Published
1994

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