Very clever work from Sarah Finnegan and Kyle Pattinson in @NDCNOxford showing how VR can be used to affect feelings of breathlessness (and how expecting effort via visual cues contributes to perceptions of breathlessness).
ii) the power of VR to unpick the central and peripheral factors that influence human physiology, previously only achievable through deception or hypnosis -
https://t.co/yY3WSD1AQK
#breathlessness#VirtualReality#exercise
🚨New paper🚨
Using a novel virtual reality (VR) exercise protocol, we show what individuals see during exercise influences their sensation of breathlessness, independent of their actual effort. @BreatheOxford 🧵
https://t.co/nI8qIsA8mX
#breathlessness#VirtualReality#exercise
This proof-of-principle study shows that i) VR can be used to manipulate an individual's exercise experience, which may be useful for individuals with chronic breathlessness...
🚨 New review 🚨
Happy to share our new review on recent advances in understanding the nutritional control of hepatic de novo lipogenesis, led by @EloiseC_. https://t.co/mUHuV6Le4E
@HMRCcustomers In Jan 2021 I paid SA tax for FY 2020/21 AND accounts due for 2021/22 (split over 2 payments). I'm now completing my FY 2021/22 SA return. WIll the system automatically deduct the payments already made?
We are recruiting to an interesting new role combining applied sleep research with project management of a large, interdisciplinary shiftwork sleep disorder programme. This is a newly funded programme, based in Oxford.
Enquiries welcome!
https://t.co/aJG5qMcCRM
NEW BLOG: New study suggests ketone esters can increase EPO! What does this mean for adaptation and performance? Read the blog to find out https://t.co/iHWV9EiqjW
Attending @sportexercise. Be sure to check-out @AdamIsherwood5's poster - 'Ketone Monoester Supplementation Does Not Affect Multimodal Endurance Exercise Performance Regardless of Blood Ketone Levels'.