how does exercise effect the rate of salivation?
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Decreased, I Like Niotulove's Explaination.
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Debra D is right.  I was actually watching a show about this and I cant remember the exact amount of saliva we produce in a day but it is an enormous amount and we dont dribble while we are awake because we are swallowing continually.  When we are asleep however our swallowing reflexes are not present and we dribble.
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Exercise more, eat healthier, and drink more water. It's important to drink water and not caffeinated beverages like soda because then you're drinking calories that you're not burning off right away. When exercising, be sure to keep your heart rate up in order for your heart to get used to the work so you can work out longer and harder in the future.
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excercise increases our heart rate, when we excercise our body needs to supply more oxgen, and energy to parts of the body. Blood carries this oxygen, and energy, and the heart pumps the blood.
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because they stimulate your salivary glands to produce more saliva, which is a good thing
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If your toothache is due to an abscess, working out will probably make it hurt more.  Anything that increases your blood pressure will increase blood flow to your tooth and the tooth will throb more than it does already.  Or...  If your toothache is due to grinding, you might be pressing your teeth together as you work out and this will make it hurt more.  The good news is, if it hurts more when you work out, you can just stop the workout.  My crystal ball and diagnosis by modem also tells me that, if your tooth hurts more during a workout, you can probably make it feel better by applying cold and getting to a dentist!
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exercise more eat less drink water
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You  probably need to increase your cardio more. Increasing your workload on the treadmill will burn more calories and trim the fat from your body. The ab lounge is great if the fat is gone. \n\nIncreasing the workload means either adding a hill or more time at a more strenuous rate of speed. You should be able to talk, but not sing.
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Exercise is great and necessary ... \nTrue weight loss depends on what you put in your mouth, and you're body's ability to change what you put into your mouth into energy.
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the story goes that running increases your heart rate thereby increasing blood flow throught the body to remove or move lactic acid through the body to reduce soreness. whether or not this is true i'm not sure. but do a search on wikipedia there is a ton of info and external links that can answer this
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Saliva is the first stage in the chemical break down of foods. It also serves as a primary defense against parasites, for it kills certain micro-organisms. It also serves as a lubricant for the mouth, and the throat, and serves many of the same purposes as mucus serves in lungs and stomach
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It doesn't.  Eating protein foods increases protein.  Exercise uses this protein to build muscles.
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Well,perhaps you need to slow down a little so the saliva in your mouth has a chance to dry/be swallowed. I had and i mean-Had a friend who did that to me all the time cause she just rambled and rambled and......
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Yes it absolutely is true. I take my pulse while I chew gum on the treadmill and it is at least ten points higher when I am chewing gum. Also when I have had my BP checked.
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Your mouth feels dry because you are doing most of your inhaling through your mouth when swimming. The constant flow of air dries out your mouth and throat. If you swim in a pool, keep a water bottle at one end and hydrate yourself regularly. You lose fluids while swimming, whether you realize it or not.
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heavy and vigorous exercises increases the demand of oxygen thereby increasing the breathing rate 20-25 timesper minute.Otherwise it is 18-20 times.Certainly not, the effect will be different to different people. an asthematic person may have have even more effect of it. it may be either a rapid increase in breathing rate or problem in inhalation. adults(70-80) have also somewhat effect too.this increases their blood preesure pulse rate and chances of heart failure.
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A lot.. and thats what coaches will tell you.. You sweat just as much as if you were running .. only you dont feel it, so its hard to know when you are dehydrated