Effect of ice slurry ingestion on thermoregulatory responses during fixed-intensity cycling in humid and dry heat.
Hui Cheng ChooDarine Hui Wen ChooIsabelle TanJared ChangKin Ming ChowJason Kai Wei LeeStephen Francis BurnsMohammed IhsanPublished in: European journal of applied physiology (2023)
ICE tended to benefit performance in humid heat more than in dry heat. This is likely due to the reduced extent of hyperthermia in dry heat and the relative importance of sensory inputs in mediating exercise capacity.