Systematized review study on biochemical biomarkers of overtraining
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In sports, the demand for victory increasingly places the professional athlete face to face with the incessant search for both physical, tactical, and strategic performance, since these factors are fundamental to obtaining a victory. However, overtraining can lead to disorders that are harmful to the athlete's health. Objective: systematized review on biochemical biomarkers of overtraining. The PRISMA Checklist was used for development and the PICO strategy for data extraction. Inclusion criteria were articles with primary data published in the last 10 years, in Portuguese, English and Spanish that were directly related to the central objective of the study. Results: After using all the inclusion and exclusion criteria, 11 articles were chosen for the development of the article, which was directly related to the theme of the study. In these articles, four major classes of molecules with potential biomarkers of overtraining were obtained: -related to intermediary metabolism; - related to the organism's redox profile; -with hormonal function, and; -with immune function.
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Copyright (c) 2023 Tulio Oliveira Carneiro, Robson Silva Araujo Orso, Ligia Fogolin Gargioni, Isabella Galvão Crisóstomo, Natanne Dias Meira Miguel, Augusto Carlos Zaccarone Júnior, Danilo de Lima Almeida, Priscilla A. L. Ravagnani, Sabrina Ramires Sakamoto, Ana Claudia Garcia de Oliveira Duarte, Fernando FabrizziAuthor(s)
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Tulio Oliveira Carneiro
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Robson Silva Araujo Orso
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Ligia Fogolin Gargioni
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Isabella Galvão Crisóstomo
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Natanne Dias Meira Miguel
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Augusto Carlos Zaccarone Júnior
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Danilo de Lima Almeida
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Priscilla A. L. Ravagnani
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Sabrina Ramires Sakamoto
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Ana Claudia Garcia de Oliveira Duarte
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Fernando Fabrizzi