which of the following is NOT a potential cause of EPOC
reduced respiratory rate following exercise
EPOC stands for Excess Post-exercise Oxygen Consumption. It is the amount of oxygen required by the body to return to its pre-exercise state after an intense workout. EPOC occurs due to several factors, including the following:
1. Energy required to restore ATP and Creatine Phosphate levels
2. Energy required to restore normal body temperature
3. Energy required to replenish glycogen and glucose levels in the muscles
4. Energy required to convert lactate produced during exercise into glucose
5. Increased post-exercise metabolic rate due to increased oxygen consumption.
Therefore, none of the above factors can be considered as NOT potential causes of EPOC, as all of them contribute to the phenomenon to some extent.
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