Evidence that reduced skeletal muscle recruitment explains the lactate paradox during exercise at high altitude

Abstract

the studies of Amann et al. ([1][1], [2][2]) provide the final evidence necessary to solve the “lactate paradox” that has haunted the exercise sciences since first described in 1936 ([4][3]) and which was the recent focus of a Point:Counterpoint debate ([25][4], [26][5]). In its simplest form