Titlebook: Exercise and Human Reproduction; Induced Fertility Di Diana Vaamonde,Stefan S du Plessis,Ashok Agarwal Book 2016 Springer Science+Business

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Discrimination and Illocutionary Acts,uate energy intake to compensate for exercise energy expenditure can lead to menstrual dysfunction. It has been established that it is not the stress of exercise that causes reproductive dysfunction; rather, in an attempt to conserve energy, metabolic adaptations triggered by an energy deficiency al

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Freedom, Efficiency and Equalityttably, the use of AAS has spread among many women athletes. Besides being a prohibited practice, the use of AAS can influence negatively the health of these athletes. Among these numerous negative effects, evidence supports the abuse of steroids can adversely affect the fertility and reproductive o

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Freedom, Power and Political Moralityf any age is benefited by routine exercise; however, the impact of hormonal contraceptive use on the capacity to exercise has yet to be conclusively addressed. Since the development of combined hormonal contraceptives, the concentration of the estrogen component (ethinyl estradiol; EE) has been decr

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-007-6806-2able to achieve spontaneous natural pregnancy after a year of attempt. One of the biggest issues pertaining to infertility remains that of the idiopathic component of infertility and the extent to which lifestyle factors, such as exercise, affect this phenomenon. Oxidative stress (OS) itself is defi

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Freedom, Responsibility and Obligationd nutrients that meet the individual’s needs will not only improve athletic performance but also modulate the way in which the human body and its metabolic functions adapt to the stress of exercise. Meanwhile, fertility is a state of complex intercommunication and balance between different neural an