J Appl Physiol (1985) May 2000 PMID 10797147

Endocrine markers of semistarvation in healthy lean men in a multistressor environment.

K E Friedl, R J Moore, R W Hoyt, L J Marchitelli, L E Martinez-Lopez, E W Askew

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The discussions focus on sharing links and studies related to semistarvation, with phrases like 'here are a couple of studies' and mention of 'semi starvation,' reflecting a neutral and informational tone. The use of technical terms suggests a modest level of engagement and interest, but without passionate or highly impactful commentary.

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The study investigated how key hormones like T3, testosterone, and IGF-I respond to semistarvation in healthy young men undergoing an 8-week military training that included caloric restriction, sleep deprivation, workload, and heat stress, finding significant reductions in these hormones when energy deficits were severe.
Refeeding during the program led to quick recovery of hormone levels, suggesting that these endocrine responses are sensitive markers of short-term energy deficiency, even amid multiple stressors.
Elevated cholesterol and cortisol levels indicated ongoing stress and energy depletion, while hormonal changes, especially in gonadal and thyroid hormones, highlighted both immediate and long-term effects of caloric restriction in a complex stress environment.]

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Here are a couple of studies if you'd like to have a look: https://t.co/xT7QY58h2W https://t.co/6b3DFDkbos

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@proftipper @MarkJHutson Semi starvation study mentioned above didn't fit here is the link: https://t.co/MC4n7dDrtu

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