… The aim of this study was to examine the individual and combined effects of iron … in iron-depleted,
nonanemic (IDNA) women. We hypothesized that women receiving iron would improve …

… Thus, low iron status secondary to obesity-related inflammation may, in turn, deleteriously
… in young women. Evidence also indicates that metabolic disease and physical inactivity are …

… physical activity on iron and zinc homeostases … sedentary and physically active Long-Evans
rats. At post-natal day (PND) 22, female rats were assigned to either a sedentary or an active …

… biomarker of B-vitamin status, were within the normal range in our highly active and
sedentary women and there were no differences between the groups of women. The amount of …

… investigated female-specific causes and treatments for iron … that influence iron status in active
premenopausal females, with a … In sedentary individuals, ~2–3 mg of iron is absorbed daily …

… such as sleep, dietary intake, sedentary behaviour, altitude and access to health care(19).
Previous studies investigating the Fe status of female recruits have been limited to 10 weeks …

… young nonprofessional female athletes had developed ID. Woolf et al. (2009) also reported
that 50% of highly active … was not observed among sedentary women. However, Malczewska …

… -determined iron depletion prevalence of 50% in active women was accompanied by
significantly lower Ft and higher sTfR when compared to sedentary women with an iron depletion …

This study primarily aimed to quantify and compare iron status in professional female athletes
and nonathletes. Furthermore, this study also aimed to identify differences in iron status …

… investigating the nutritional requirements of climbing are scarce, and no study to date has
assessed the dietary intake of adult female climbers, or biochemical markers of iron status. …