… : Exercise addiction, eating disorders and disordered eating … low energy availability and risk
for Relative Energy Deficiency in … for exercise addiction and symptoms of disordered eating. …

… [4,5] and underlies the syndrome of relative energy deficiency in sport (… the global measures
of eating disorder were not different … exercise dependence did have a higher Eating Disorder …

… The phenomenon of energy deficiency in sports is a widespread problem among athletes
and has emerged as a new syndrome called relative energy deficiency in sport (REDs). In …

… balanced women (when biomarkers were measured) [47]; hence it is unclear if DT is an …
A positive association between exercise dependence scores and disordered eating symptoms …

… Relative energy deficiency in sport (RED-S) is a complex … patients with eating disorders,
often termed secondary exercise addiction, and therefore, eating disorder symptoms should be …

… It is relevant to note that psychological problems, specifically disordered eating or eating
disorders, can precede LEA/RED-S, and also, in some athletes, LEA itself can result in …

… that target its underlying cause – energy deficit. We also discuss treatment approaches
aimed at managing symptoms, such as menstrual dysfunction and bone stress injuries, and …

… exercise dependence scale and LEA were found to have a more profound energy deficit,
prompting the body to use alternate energy … Patients with a diagnosed eating disorder should …

… anxiety, depressive symptoms and eating disorders. We … and quickly reversible changes
in biomarkers of various body … between exercise dependence, ED symptoms and REDs. …

… , with or without an eating disorder, and/or an increase in daily exercise energy expenditure.
… levels of metabolic hormones and substrate utilization biomarkers such as such as insulin, …