… There was a high prevalence of at least a degree of impaired function of the immunological,
… Athletes can train (and compete) with impaired physiological function in one or more body …

… defined syndrome, Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport (RED-S)… and performance impairments
resulting from an energy deficit. … and available for other physiological functions, such as …

… the female athlete triad is causally linked to energy deficiency, there is no justification for fears
… critically reviews the physiological aspects and clinical sequelae of energy deficiency and …

… in the model—emphasizing its importance and influence on multiple physiological systems…
with energy deficiency. The influence of low EA on mechanisms underlying impaired bone …

… impaired physiological function including, but not limited to, metabolic rate, menstrual function…
, cardiovascular health caused by relative energy deficiency. The cause of this syndrome is …

… This effect of energy deficiency lasted for 7 days. Reactive … to the long lasting effect of energy
deficiency on induction of BACE1. … Thus, impaired mitochondrial function is one possible …

… energy-related metabolic, structural and functional abnormalities caused by systemic Cr
deficiency in … In addition, we explored to what extent the effects or adaptations could be reversed …

… deficiency in older people are likely to be multifactorial and reflect physical and physiological
impairments, … The functional capacity and energy expenditure of older individuals appear to …

… energy impairment may account for the slowing of LV active relaxation on exercise as well as
the failure of LV contractile function to … causes of cardiac energy deficiency (ischemic heart …

… suggesting that this hormone plays a more important part in the physiology of energy
deficit rather than energy excess (ie, obesity). Starvation also elicits changes in several …