Effect of training mode and calcium intake on bone mineral density in female master cyclists, runners, and non-athletes

Article Abstract:

This article examines the relationship between sport-specific training, calcium intake, and bone density changes in female athletes. Results indicate that there were significant differences in site-specific bone density changes among cyclists, runners, and control subjects but there were no significant correlations between calcium intake levels and bone loss.

Statistical Data Included, Bones, Measurement, Prevention, Physiological aspects, Bone density, Running, Cycling, Osteoporosis, Calcium (Nutrient), Calcium metabolism, Women athletes, Calcium, Dietary

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Lipidemic profile of athletes and non-athletes with similar body fat

Article Abstract:

A comparison between the lipidemic profile of slim athletic and non-athletic youth with equal percentage of body fat is presented. However, the findings reveal no noticeable difference perceived in the lipidemic profile of these two types of youth with matching body fat.

Comparative analysis, Lipid metabolism

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Disordered eating and menstrual irregularity in high school athletes in lean-build and nonlean-build sports

Article Abstract:

The article presents the study undertaken to note the possible association of disordered eating (DE) and menstrual irregularity (MI) among high school athletes and its findings.

Risk factors, Eating disorders, Food and nutrition, Menstruation disorders

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