The dietary technique designed to increase the glycogen content in both the liver and the muscles in an attempt to delay the onset of fatigue is referred to as all of the following except

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Glucose loading is not a term commonly used to describe the dietary technique aimed at increasing glycogen content in the liver and muscles. The correct terms are carbohydrate loading, glycogen loading, and glycogen supercompensation, which are strategies used to enhance endurance by maximizing the storage of glycogen.

The Dietary Technique Designed to Increase the Glycogen Content in Both