TAP reading note: Low energy availability increases immune cell formation of reactive oxygen species and impairs exercise performance in female endurance athletes
Low availability impaired performance; the time-trial impairment persisted after three refueling days.
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What the study found
Low availability impaired performance; the time-trial impairment persisted after three refueling days.
Scope & limitations
12 female endurance athletes; randomized crossover.
Small athlete sample; energy and nutrient availability changed together. Immune-cell measures do not establish clinical illness.
Population & sample
12 female endurance athletes; randomized crossover.
Exposure or intervention
Low versus optimal energy availability, followed by refueling.
Outcomes
Cycling performance and immune-cell/physiological measures.
Time frame
Fourteen days per dietary condition, then three refueling days.
Research funding
Danish Ministry of Culture sports-research funding; Frimodt-Heineke Fonden; Novo Nordisk Foundation support for Team Denmark’s training-strategies and competition-preparation network.
Research conflicts of interest
Authors declared no known competing financial interests or personal relationships affecting the work.
Reading scope
PMC full text: protocol, performance results, funding and declarations.
References
Publication record
TAP-RDN-0046 · v1.0 · English
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Scientific review
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