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Exercise Heart Rate Variability Suggests Parasympathetic Hyperactivity during Simulated Military Operations Irrespective of Testosterone Administration.

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Title: Exercise Heart Rate Variability Suggests Parasympathetic Hyperactivity during Simulated Military Operations Irrespective of Testosterone Administration.
Authors: LOWE, ADAM C.1, NICLOU, ALEXANDRA1,2,3 alexandra.m.niclou.ctr@health.mil, VARANOSKE, ALYSSA N.4 alyssa.n.varanoske@nasa.gov, HARRIS, MELISSA N.1 melissa.harris@pbrc.edu, HEBERT, CALLIE1 Callie.Hebert@pbrc.edu, JOHANNSEN, NEIL M.1 neil.johannsen@pbrc.edu, HEYMSFIELD, STEVEN B.1 Steven.Heymsfield@pbrc.edu, GREENWAY, FRANK L.1 frank.Greenway@pbrc.edu, MARGOLIS, LEE M.2 lee.m.margolis.civ@health.mil, LIEBERMAN, HARRIS R.2 harris.r.lieberman.civ@health.mil, BEYL, ROBBIE A.1 robbie.beyl@pbrc.edu, FERRANDO, ARNY A.5 AFerrando@uams.edu, PASIAKOS, STEFAN M.2,6 stefan.pasiakos@nih.gov, ROOD, JENNIFER C.1 jennifer.rood@pbrc.edu
Source: Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise. Sep2025, Vol. 57 Issue 9, p1979-1987.
Database: SPORTDiscus with Full Text
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ISSN:01959131
DOI:10.1249/MSS.0000000000003743