What Can a Parent or Coach Do If They Suspect Athletic Energy Deficit?
Parents should contact their family doctor immediately if they think their child has Athletic Energy Deficit (AED). The doctor may refer them to a nutritionist
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Parents should contact their family doctor immediately if they think their child has Athletic Energy Deficit (AED). The doctor may refer them to a nutritionist
There are many health benefits associated with regular exercise or athletic competition. You can avoid Athletic Energy Deficit (AED) with these steps: Step 1: Know the danger
What is Athletic Energy Deficit (AED)? Athletic Energy Deficit (AED) is a gap in energy. AED results when sustained activity (energy output) is not balanced
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No. Although eating disorders like anorexia nervosa or bulimia can also be associated with amenorrhea and severe energy deficit, Athletic Energy Deficit (AED) results from
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