Titlebook: Overtraining Syndrome in Athletes; A Comprehensive Revi Flavio Cadegiani Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under e

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Practical Approach to the Athlete Suspected or at High Risk for OTS,ion, and early detection OTS has been proposed, unlike the latest guideline on OTS that requires multiple steps for its diagnosis and does not provide. Two populations of athletes are able to be assessed with the present diagnostic tools: those suspected and those at high risk of OTS, whereas two di

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Research and Future Perspectives on Overtraining Syndrome, employ the appropriate diagnostic criteria for OTS, and almost none of studies on OTS controlled and adjusted for eating, sleeping, and social patterns, which has now been demonstrated to be essential to analyze OTS. In addition, the highly individual characteristic of OTS, as well as the fact that

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Clinical Hormonal Guidelines for the Research of the Endocrinology in Sports and Athletes: Beyond Oaged a growing number of subjects to become physically active. While effects of exercise on cardiovascular and musculoskeletal systems are well described, little is known regarding hormonal adapted physiology in athletes, as well as how to detect and manage endocrine abnormalities in physically acti

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Novel Insights in Overtraining Syndrome: Summary and Conclusions,eads to unexplained underperformance and corresponding theories on chronic glutamine and glycogen depletion, central fatigue, autonomic nervous system aberrancies, excessive unrepaired oxidative stress, unbalanced cytokines, and dysfunctional hypothalamic state could partially explain OTS pathophysi

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Flavio Cadegianimen” (A/RES/61/143). This resolution followed the launch of the Secretary-General’s in-depth study on violence against women in October 2006 (A/61/122/Add.1 and Corr.1), and is the ?rst-ever comprehensive action by the General Assembly on this persistent scourge that potentially affects one woman in

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Flavio Cadegianin from eleven different countries, including Canada, AustralIn December 2006, the United Nations General Assembly adopted a resolution on “intensi?cation of efforts to eliminate all forms of violence against women” (A/RES/61/143). This resolution followed the launch of the Secretary-General’s in-dep

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