… energy deficiency in sport for those working with and looking after adolescents.This review
provides an up to date, practical … and management of relative energy deficiency in sport in the …

… Energy Deficiency in Sport (REDs) and disordered eating. Methods We undertook a critical
review … intervention studies) and explored current practice related to BC considerations via a …

… expenditure, and fat-free mass to assess energy availability in free-living conditions make it
… everyday practice. Furthermore, interpretation is complicated by the lack of validated energy …

… Implications for Clinical Practice Reevaluating the terminology used in the context of energy
deficiency has implications for clinical practice. It encourages healthcare professionals to …

… energy availability (LEA). Chronic (weeks to months) and/or acutely severe (a few days with
large energy … has been termed as the “Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport” syndrome (RED-…

… This critical review summarizes current evidence regarding the effects of energy deficiency
on … outcomes of clinical concern in response to RED-S are needed to guide clinical practice. …

… In this review, we have evaluated and outlined current best practice methodologies to study
… in translating the science into practice. Of note, this review focuses on REDs research …

… Therefore, this review summarizes available research on the definition and recognition of
LEA/REDs in athletic and military cohorts. It further explores the characteristics of REDs and …

… As this review primarily focuses on objective methods of practical measurement, some
subjective indicators obtained through interviews or questionnaires were excluded from this …

… Relative energy deficiency in sport (RED-S) is a syndrome resulting from an energy deficiency
relative to the balance between dietary energy intake (EI) and the energy expenditure (EE…