Purpose We sought to describe and examine the interrelationships between energy intake, body composition, and estimated energy balance. Methods Using self-reported hourly food …
Background: Low energy availability (LEA) occurs as a result of an insufficient energy intake (EI) which can lead to several physiological and psychological consequences that are …
Background: Endurance athletes are at a greater risk of low energy availability (EA) due to high-volume of training, elevated nutritional demands, and a higher prevalence of …
The purpose of this study was to examine the associations of unhealthy weight control behaviours in the context of the food environment and time management skills among …
F Arroyo, D Benardot… - Int. J. Sports Exerc …, 2018 - pdfs.semanticscholar.org
Background To assure optimal performance and reduced risk of illness and injury, athletes require a food and fluid intake that optimally satisfies normal physiological requirements …
Background: Fluctuations in endogenous sex hormones over the menstrual cycle appear to influence dietary intake. Research suggests that energy intake may be greater in the luteal …
The relative energy deficiency in sport (REDs) is a complex state of low energy availability in the athletes' body. Signs and symptoms comprise not only a low bone mineral density and a …
Introduction: Many female runners limit their nutritional intake to maintain or achieve a specific body weight or goal. Calorie restriction and dieting may cause weight loss, which …
[引用][C]The prevalence of low energy availability risk in New Zealand athletes: a thesis presented to Massey University in partial fulfilment of requirements for the …