Expert Review of Endocrinology & Metabolism · 2006 · 286 citations · 33 references
Life SciencesEndocrinologyPhysiologyExercise PhysiologyPhysical ActivityStress PhysiologyEndocrine PhysiologyHypothalamic-pituitary RegulationNeuroendocrine PhysiologyPsychological StressStress EndocrinologyStress NeuroscienceEndocrine Adaptation To ExerciseEndocrine Stress ResponseHormonal Response To ExerciseNeuroendocrine DysregulationNeuroendocrine Stress ResponseStress DysregulationStress HormonesStress-induced Neuroendocrine Responses
In this article, the physiological impact of one form of stress - physical exercise - on the neuroendocrine system will be discussed. The specific intent of the review is to present an overview of stress endocrinology, the conceptual models associated with this area of study, and a discourse on the dual role of exercise as both a stressor and a modifier of stress within the neuroendocrine system. These points are addressed with respect to the current research literature dealing with exercise endocrinology in an adult population.
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