Eur J Appl Physiol January 2005 PMID 15618989

Relationship between stress hormones and testosterone with prolonged endurance exercise.

W Daly, C A Seegers, D A Rubin, J D Dobridge, A C Hackney

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This discussion reflects skepticism toward the publication, exemplified by phrases like 'anything that makes you go anaerobic is bad,' which dismisses the complexity of hormonal responses during endurance exercise. The tone is somewhat dismissive and lacks exploration of the research's implications, indicating low engagement and interest.

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@RokoMijic https://t.co/pLOdx9lp4V https://t.co/Tp0fefVYIK Generally, anything that makes you go anaerobic is bad and stressful, should be avoided https://t.co/6SaAzpDe22

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@RokoMijic https://t.co/pLOdx9lp4V https://t.co/Tp0fefVYIK Generally, anything that makes you go anaerobic is bad and stressful, should be avoided https://t.co/6SaAzpDe22

Feb 9, 2024 · 171 followers View post →