Quote from: cometworm on 11 December, 2008, 01:28:15 pmCame across an ill cross-country skier on langrenn.com who claimed that if you have a really good day, training or racing-wiseDefinitely seems to be the case that intense training impairs the immune response for a time.
Came across an ill cross-country skier on langrenn.com who claimed that if you have a really good day, training or racing-wise
After about 90 minutes of running, blood glucose levels begin to drop (assuming the runner hasn’t been taking in adequate amounts of carbohydrates), triggering the release of stress hormones, particularly cortisol. These hormones, in turn, suppress and stress many components of the immune system, especially the innate system. Phagocytes and NK cells become less efficient at killing microbial invaders; macrophages don’t communicate as well with lymphocytes. The levels of one of the most important antibodies in saliva and the mucous membranes, IgA, drop dramatically. These are just a few stress hormone-induced changes to the immune system
Quote from: Sergeant Pluck on 11 December, 2008, 02:42:07 pmQuote from: cometworm on 11 December, 2008, 01:28:15 pmCame across an ill cross-country skier on langrenn.com who claimed that if you have a really good day, training or racing-wiseDefinitely seems to be the case that intense training impairs the immune response for a time. QuoteAfter about 90 minutes of running, blood glucose levels begin to drop (assuming the runner hasn’t been taking in adequate amounts of carbohydrates), triggering the release of stress hormones, particularly cortisol. These hormones, in turn, suppress and stress many components of the immune system, especially the innate system. Phagocytes and NK cells become less efficient at killing microbial invaders; macrophages don’t communicate as well with lymphocytes. The levels of one of the most important antibodies in saliva and the mucous membranes, IgA, drop dramatically. These are just a few stress hormone-induced changes to the immune system - A. Boffin.Full Article
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