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Title: Match-induced Perturbations To Immunological And Hormonal Status In Elite-level Professional Football Players.: 1268.
Authors: Springham, Matt1 (AUTHOR), Dunbar, Joe2 (AUTHOR)
Source: Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise. 2022 Supplement, Vol. 54 Issue 9S, p313-314. 2p.
Subject Terms: *Exercise physiology, *Conferences & conventions, Hormones, Football, Immunity
Geographic Terms: California
Abstract: The article investigates the effects of competitive match play on mucosal immunity and hormonal status in elite-level professional football players, specifically examining changes within 72 hours post-match. Saliva samples from 10 professional outfield players were analyzed for immunoglobulin-A, cortisol, and testosterone levels at various time points surrounding a match. Results indicated that immunoglobulin-A and cortisol levels increased significantly after the match and remained elevated for 72 hours, while testosterone levels rose only after this period. The findings suggest that players experience a notable disruption in hormonal balance following matches, highlighting the importance of individualized monitoring and potential adjustments to training loads for recovery. [Extracted from the article]
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  Data: The article investigates the effects of competitive match play on mucosal immunity and hormonal status in elite-level professional football players, specifically examining changes within 72 hours post-match. Saliva samples from 10 professional outfield players were analyzed for immunoglobulin-A, cortisol, and testosterone levels at various time points surrounding a match. Results indicated that immunoglobulin-A and cortisol levels increased significantly after the match and remained elevated for 72 hours, while testosterone levels rose only after this period. The findings suggest that players experience a notable disruption in hormonal balance following matches, highlighting the importance of individualized monitoring and potential adjustments to training loads for recovery. [Extracted from the article]
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