Although endogenous testosterone levels are demonstrated to be affected by both acute exercise and resistance training, the dynamic regulation of androgen production after physical activity is still a matter of debate. This meta-analysis was designed to assess whether physical exercise acutely affects testosterone levels in men.
Endogenous transient doping: physical exercise acutely increases testosterone levels-results from a meta-analysis / D'Andrea, S; Spaggiari, G; Barbonetti, A; Santi, D. - In: JOURNAL OF ENDOCRINOLOGICAL INVESTIGATION. - ISSN 1720-8386. - 43:10(2020), pp. 1349-1371. [10.1007/s40618-020-01251-3]
Endogenous transient doping: physical exercise acutely increases testosterone levels-results from a meta-analysis
Spaggiari, G;Santi, D
2020
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Although endogenous testosterone levels are demonstrated to be affected by both acute exercise and resistance training, the dynamic regulation of androgen production after physical activity is still a matter of debate. This meta-analysis was designed to assess whether physical exercise acutely affects testosterone levels in men.
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