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Captain America is rarely seen ingesting food. This is significant since energy substrate utilization depends on caloric consumption. This is also directly relevant to statements made in the movies that Captain America has a resting metabolic rate four times above the normal human, making him resistant to the effects of alcohol (shown in Captain America: The First Avenger). The normal resting rate of oxygen consumption is 3.5 ml·kg1·min1 (15). Four times this value places Captain
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only a small number of elite male endurance athletes have recorded maximal values in the range of 94 to 96 ml·kg1·min1 (16). An increased metabolic efficiency could translate to improved endurance capacity, decreased susceptibility to mus- cular fatigue, and improved muscle force generation. Below, we delve more directly into the role played by the cardiovas- cular system in giving Captain America such a heightened aerobic power.
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. This value far exceeds human capability, as
America’s resting metabolic rate at 14 ml·kg
body mass of 109 kg and an estimated body fat percentage of 10%, this means that his resting caloric expenditure is 7.63 kcal/min, contrasted to a normal human of the same body mass who expends roughly 1.9 kcal/min at rest. Hence, the elevated resting metabolic rate tremendously increases Cap’s caloric demand to maintain body weight. However, that Captain America is not shown constantly eating to meet this elevated resting caloric demand indicates that he does not need to ingest four times the amount of calories as would a normal 109-kg adult male with a greatly exaggerated resting metabolic rate.