Contents I Executive Summary II Invited Papers 2 Use of Electrolytes in Fluid Replacement Solutions: What Have We Learned from Intestinal Absorption Studies? 3 Formulation of Carbohydrate-Electrolyte Beverages 4 Considerations for Replacement Beverages: Fluid-Electrolyte Balance and Heat Illness 5 Carbohydrate Supplements During and Immediately Post Exercise 6 Gastric Emptying During Exercise: Influence of Carboyhydrate Source, and Exercise Intensity 7 Interaction of Water Bioavailability Thermoregulation, and Exercise Performance 8 Timing of Carbohydrate Supplementation During Prolonged Strenuous Exercise 9 Acute Diarrheal Diseases 10 Potassium Deficiency as the Result of Training in Hot Weather 11 Shift in Body Fluid Compartments After Dehydration in Humans 12 Role of Osmolality and Plasma Volume During Rehydration in Humans 13 Palatability and Fluid Intake 14 Solute Model or Cellular Energy Model? Practical and Theoretical Apects of Thirst During Exercise 15 Environmental Issues That Influence Intake of Replacement Beverages 16 Changes in Plasma Volume During Heat Exposure in Young and Older Men Index
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