Sex differences in amino acids lost via sweating could lead to differential susceptibilities to disturbances in nitrogen balance and collagen turnover

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@UberFacts not just fingerprints: there are sex differences in sweat generally. See this 2017 paper as an example: https://t.co/PqqyoRrSNm

I just found another reason (albeit a nuanced one) why women NEED PROTEIN. Females lose more of the following amino acids in their sweat, compared to males: Histidine Serine Glycine Ornithine Lysine Aspartic acid https://t.co/CTaAhrXzQX

Our research shows that females can lose more key nutrients in sweat than males https://t.co/SiKPUbMTg7 #aminoacids #electrolytes https://t.co/i1PEJPsptV

RT @MECFSNews: People reporting chronic fatigue seem to lose more amino acids with sweat. It sounds like the sample collection methods diff…

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