… This article explores the current state of play regarding relative energy deficiency in sport
(REDs), highlighting the recent updates from the International Olympic Committee (IOC) …

… to describe the impact of low energy availability (LEA) in sport,1 more recently, … Energy
Deficiency in Sport’ (REDs) representing this broad-spectrum syndrome.1–3 Dance, like sport, is …

… from the scientific and sports communities; and rightly so, given the impact on athlete health.
But what about the issue of relative energy deficiency in sport (RED-S)? Does RED-S also …

… The basis of RED-S is an energy deficiency; thus, treatment … demands) to correct the energy
balance. Education is critical, as … However, a prolonged state of energy deficiency often has …

… Background: Low energy availability (LEA) is the underlying cause of Relative Energy
Deficiency in Sport (RED-S) which … RED-S results from inadequate dietary intake to support …

… Energy Deficiency in Sport (REDs). It is also possible, though not well studied, that exposure
to problematic low energy availability (LEA) and REDs … lactation and REDs and identifies …

… As signs and symptoms of RED-S are present in ~2%–60% of female and male athletes, …
/sprint sports,5 7 we believe that a revolution in sport culture and awareness regarding energy …

… risk of relative energy deficiency in sport (RED-S) symptoms [12]. Thus, participation in FP
sports … to the risk of low energy availability (LEA) and the development of RED-S symptoms, a …

… energy deficiency in sport (RED-S) is a syndrome whereby physiological process are
downregulated to regain energy balance under conditions of low energy … to energy availability …

… energy deficiency in sport (REDs). Contrarily, the prevalence of muscle dysmorphia and its
relationship with REDs are … aimed to evaluate associations of all three with REDs symptoms. …