lactate
7 episodes mention this concept
hubermanlabSep 18, 2025Optimizing Strength, Hormones, and Recovery: Exercise Protocols, Metabolic Efficiency, and Cold Exposure with Dr. Duncan French
HealthMechanical stressMetabolic stressHPA axisEpinephrine/Adrenaline- hubermanlabMay 22, 2025
Optimizing Daily Physiology: Huberman Lab's Science-Based Protocols for Enhanced Health and Performance
HealthCircadian RhythmsTemperature MinimumForward AmbulationOptic Flow - hubermanlabNov 8, 2021
Optimizing Strength Gains & Hormone Production Through Resistance Training Protocols with Dr. Duncan French
HealthExercise physiologyNeuroendocrinologyResistance trainingEndurance training - hubermanlabMay 31, 2021
Science of Muscle Growth, Increasing Strength, and Muscular Recovery: The Neuromuscular System and Lactate's Role
ScienceMuscle hypertrophyNeuromuscular systemUpper motor neuronsLower motor neurons - hubermanlabMay 31, 2021
Science of Muscle Growth, Increasing Strength, and Muscular Recovery: The Neuromuscular System and Lactate's Role
ScienceMuscle hypertrophyNeuromuscular systemUpper motor neuronsLower motor neurons - hubermanlabMay 31, 2021
Science of Muscle Growth, Increasing Strength, and Muscular Recovery: The Neuromuscular System and Lactate's Role
ScienceMuscle hypertrophyNeuromuscular systemUpper motor neuronsLower motor neurons - hubermanlabMay 31, 2021
Science of Muscle Growth, Increasing Strength, and Muscular Recovery: The Neuromuscular System and Lactate's Role
ScienceMuscle hypertrophyNeuromuscular systemUpper motor neuronsLower motor neurons
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Concepts that appear alongside lactate across episodes.
- muscle hypertrophy
- lactate as a buffer
- atp (adenosine triphosphate)
- crossover point (fuel utilization)
- non-exercise activity thermogenesis (neat)
- testosterone release (gonads vs. adrenals)
- acetylcholine
- metabolic stress
- lactate as a fuel
- mitochondria
- flexors and extensors
- mtor pathway
- glycolysis
- norepinephrine/noradrenaline
- reciprocal innervation
- glycogen
- cortisol
- antagonistic muscles
- pyruvate
- mechanical stress