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[Changes in several plasma and urinary components in marathon runners].

P Boudou, J Fiet, C Laureaux

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    |January 1, 1987
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    Marathon running significantly alters body chemistry, increasing markers of muscle damage and stress while decreasing testosterone. These changes reflect dehydration, muscle injury, and altered metabolism post-race.

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