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Book 20132nd editionare included. This new edition critically integrates what is known about the complex interaction of the endocrine system in the sports context and will again prove immensely valuable to all physicians and clinical investigators treating those active in sports today. .

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Methodological Considerations in Exercise Endocrinology,ine outcome measurements typically used in exercise studies. It is well established that numerous factors such as ambient temperature, age, and training status can influence hormonal responses to exercise, but measurements can also be dramatically influenced by simply the means chosen to sample spec

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,Exercise and the GH–IGF-I Axis,ot completely understood [1]. The exercise-related anabolic effects are age and maturity dependent. Spontaneous levels of physical activity are considerably higher during childhood, and concurrently a substantial increase in muscle mass and strength occurs during adolescence. The combination of rapi

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Exercise and Thyroid Function,, thyroxine (T4) and triiodothyronine (T3)..The aim of this chapter is to describe the effects of thyroid function on exercise tolerance with a special focus on cardiovascular, pulmonary, and skeletal muscle function as well as to describe the changes in the pituitary–thyroid axis induced by exercis

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The Male Reproductive System, Exercise, and Training: Endocrine Adaptations,ercise usually decreases serum testosterone levels. The exercise-associated increment in circulating testosterone is considered not to be mediated by LH whereas a neuroendocrine dysfunction has been indicated as the cause of testosterone reduction in response to prolonged exercise, along with increa

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Exercise and the Hypothalamus. Ovulatory Adaptations,cise was often a cause for “menstrual irregularities” in women [1]. Selye performed controlled animal experiments showing that whether or not exercise suppresses reproduction depends on the abruptness of exercise onset [1]. Forty years later, Shangold et al. [2] published the first prospective obser