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PEAK CORTISOL RESPONSE TO EXHAUSTING EXERCISE: EFFECT OF BLOOD SAMPLING SCHEDULE.

W. Daly, Cynthia A. Seegers, S Timmerman, Anthony C. Hackney

PubMed · 2004 · 21 citations · 11 references

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Abstract

The findings suggest that if researchers are interested in assessing the peak cortisol response to exhausting exercise they should continue blood sampling for approximately 1 hour into the recovery period.

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