On exercise thermoregulation in females: interaction of endogenous and exogenous ovarian hormones

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@Jeukendrup @ElliottSale This study can fully answer the question of OCP https://t.co/NI2FpIYNwZ

Compared to matched eumenorrhoeic athletes, chronic OCP use impaired the sweating onset threshold and thermosensitivity https://t.co/wZlEWwI4yX

Loving this heat? What about working out in it? Check out this paper from #MasseyUni Sport, Exercise and Nutrition researchers on exercise thermoregulation in females, recently published in the @JPhysiol https://t.co/8XEF1BgjCH https://t.co/HrWdh25Yfb

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