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Kelly KR et al. – Elevated plasma epinephrine and lactate during ALT are indicative of increased glycogenolysis, which may have masked the magnitude of the reduced glucose response. During acute altitude exposure, there is a rapid metabolic response that is accompanied by a shift in the hormonal milieu that appears to favor increased glucose utilization.


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