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Published 11:43 17 Feb 2016 GMT

Speaking about the results, co-author of the study, David Nieman, DrPH, Director of the Appalachian State University Human Performance Laboratory, said: "Many athletes train and race without eating or drinking anything other than water or sports drinks."
According to Nieman, a banana is the best way to go because it's the perfect type of sugars that athletes need, including glucose, fructose, and sucrose.
Many sports performance drinks contain this mix of sugars and Nieman says "it's as if the big companies adopted the banana sugar profile for their products".
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