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Review: questionnaires as measures for low energy availability (LEA) and relative energy deficiency in sport (RED-S) in athletes

机译:审查:问卷作为低能量可用性(LEA)和运动员相对能源缺陷的措施问卷调查(REA)

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Unintentional, misguided but intentional, and compulsive behaviors are risk factors for low energy availability (LEA). These risk factors can result in a decrease in Dietary Energy Intake (DEI) and/ or increase in exercise energy expenditure (EEE). Overtime, these lead to Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport (RED-S), with concomitant health and performance consequences. These can present as signs, symptoms and outcomes in both male (e.g. lowered testosterone levels) and female (e.g. irregular menstrual cycle) athletes. RED-S encompasses the earlier identified condition Female Athlete Triad (Triad)
机译:无意,误导但有意,强迫行为是低能量可用性(LEA)的危险因素。这些风险因素可能导致饮食能量摄入量(DEI)和/或运动能耗(EEE)的增加。加班,这些导致体育(RED-S)的相对能量缺乏,伴随着健康和性能后果。这些可以作为雄性(例如降低睾酮水平)和女性(例如不规则月经周期)运动员的迹象,症状和结果。 Red-S包括早期识别的病情女运动员三合会(三合会)

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