The reproductive system is tightly coupled with energy balance, and thereby changes in the
status of energy balance through changes in physical activity can impact on the reproductive …

The etiologies of human reproductive disorders are fairly well known; yet, there are still
many instances in which infertility is classified as idiopathic. This simply means that the …

This article provides commentary on the accompanying review,“Modifiable Risk Factors and
Infertility: What Are the Connections?” by Rossi and colleagues. This commentary focuses …

20 Journal of Dance Medicine & Science Volume 2, Number 1 1998 corpus luteum
progesterone secretion, referred to as a luteal phase defect, or luteal phase inadequacy …

Infertility is a worldwide issue impacting 15% of couples' population. Male‐related infertility
results in almost 50% of these cases. Considering lifestyle factors associated with infertility …

Background Physical activity (PA) may protect against infertility by modulating the
hypothalamic-pituitary–gonadal axis, thereby reducing gonadotropin levels, elevating …

BACKGROUND Changes in the state of energy balance owing to changes in physical
activity may affect the reproductive system. We evaluated the association between physical …

While lifestyle factors such as diet, cigarette smoking and alcohol consumption are
increasingly recognized as important contributors to the risk of subfertility, the role of …

Many of us are aware that our physical energy levels can influence our sexual desire and
fertility (Wade et al. 1996; Juiter et al. 1993; Stewart 1992; White et al. 1990; Kusche et al …

Athletes engaged in rigorous training programs expend large amounts of energy and
require appropriate energetic compensation to maintain or improve performance. If these …