METABOLIC REACTIONS OF THE BODY OF HIGHLY QUALIFIED ATHLETES
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Metabolic reactions, highly qualified athletes, metabolism, energy production, substrate utilizationAbstract
This article investigates the intricate metabolic reactions within the bodies of highly qualified athletes, elucidating the dynamic interplay of biochemical processes underlying their exceptional performance. Delving into the multifaceted aspects of metabolism, including energy production, substrate utilization, and metabolic adaptations, this study unveils the unique metabolic profiles and pathways that distinguish elite athletes. Exploring the impact of training, nutrition, and genetic factors on metabolic efficiency, this examination offers insights into optimizing metabolic responses to support peak athletic performance and endurance.
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