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Poorer cycling performanceSCIENCE – Københavns Universitet
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A new study on the effects of low energy availability among female athletes has been published in Redox Biology .
It is a widespread phenomenon among athletes especially in endurance sports like running, swimming, cycling and rowing to reduce their dietary intake in the run-up to competition.
This type of 'dieting' doesn’t just diminish performances, it can also compromise their immune systems.
Jens Bangsbo and from the Department of Nutrition , Exercise and Sports at the University of Copenhagen and Lone O. Lossius and Anna K. Melin from Linnaeus University in Sweden .
The study is supported by the Ministry of Culture , the Frimodt-Heinike Foundation and Team Denmark .
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