1990
DOI: 10.1055/s-2007-1024816
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The Possible Involvement of Endogenous Opioid Peptides and Catecholestrogens in Provoking Menstrual Irregularities in Women Athletes

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“…Repeat examination within the same subject over several menstrual cycles would also help to uncover such events and boost confidence in the reproducibility of the results obtained. Factors such as the degree of physical fitness and the exercise regimen of the subjects, especially if they are particularly athletic, may influence the course of their menstrual cycle [129][130][131]. Potential disturbances also may arise from unrecorded and occasional accessory chemical input such as prescription medicines, health supplements and alterations in diet.…”
Section: Comments and Conclusionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Repeat examination within the same subject over several menstrual cycles would also help to uncover such events and boost confidence in the reproducibility of the results obtained. Factors such as the degree of physical fitness and the exercise regimen of the subjects, especially if they are particularly athletic, may influence the course of their menstrual cycle [129][130][131]. Potential disturbances also may arise from unrecorded and occasional accessory chemical input such as prescription medicines, health supplements and alterations in diet.…”
Section: Comments and Conclusionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Muitos são os efeitos atribuídos à -end , entre eles, a influência nos sistemas metabólico, imune (36), cardiovascular, respiratório, renal e reprodutivo; no ciclo menstrual (37); na amenorréia (24); na regulação da temperatura; na função gastrintestinal; no apetite; no sono; na função do aprendizado e da memória (27,38); na analgesia; na diminuição do desconforto respiratório e muscular; na percepção do esforço (23); na euforia (corredor obrigatório) (24); nas alterações do humor (25); na depressão; na esquizofrenia (26); e maior tolerância ao lactato ou excesso de bases (22).…”
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“…Essa diminuição da secreção de -end pode reverter seus efeitos benéficos, como analgesia, maior tolerância ao lactato (22), diminuição do desconforto muscular e da percepção do esforço (23) e, principalmente, euforia do exercício (24), que é extremamente necessária para a manutenção do treinamento intenso. Esses efeitos podem ser revertidos pelo treinamento extenuante ou por ST, podendo ocasionar diminuição do desempenho físico, redução da tolerân-cia à carga e à dor muscular, alterações no humor (25) e depressão (26), sintomas evidentes durante o ST.…”
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“…The present study was exclusively designed for acquiring elementary information on catecholestrogens (CE), hormones thought to be involved i n the control of the menstrual cycle (5). CE are unique substances i n so far that they have both catecholamine and estrogen capabilities (1.2).…”
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confidence: 99%