Titlebook: Sports Endocrinology; Michelle P. Warren,Naama W. Constantini Book 20001st edition Springer Science+Business Media New York 2000 Diabetes.

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Impact of Chronic Training on Pituitary Hormone Secretion in the Human,ng neuromodulator pathways .. In addition, secreted GH feeds back on brain GH receptors, stimulating somatostatin secretion and possibly inhibiting GHRH release. Available GH secreted into the bloodstream triggers IGF-1 production in various target tissues, and circulating IGF-1 is capable of inhibi

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Thyroid Function and Exercise,sting changes noted in well-trained athletes to be discussed below. Alterations in thyroid function in well-trained athletes might be viewed as an adaptive mechanism associated with enhanced performance possibly serving to provide a better balance between energy consumption and expenditure. Underlyi

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The Male Reproductive System, Exercise, and Training,nical significance, or at least few athletes are prepared to admit publicly that they have problems. The goal of this chapter is to examine the effects of physical activity on the male reproductive system and the mechanisms through which such changes could occur.

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Energy Balance and Weight Control (Male and Female), changes in hormone activity and metabolic rate can cause energy expenditure to exceed supply. Some of these changes are significant threats to normal health and may impact well-being for long periods following the caloric challenge. This chapter attempts to make sense of the current literature addr

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Diabetes and Exercise, strong evidence that regular physical exercise protects against the development of Type 2 DM in high-risk populations .. These considerations have led to an increased interest in the effects of exercise and how it can best be used for patients with the metabolic abnormalities of diabetes.

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Tim Meyer MD,Lothar Schwarz MD,Wilfried Kindermann MD, PhD

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