EFFECTS OF SUPRAPHYSIOLOGICAL TESTOSTERONE (200 MG/WEEK) DURING SEVERE CALORIC DEFICIT IN YOUNG MEN: BODY COMPOSITION, MUSCLE FUNCTION, NEUROBEHAVIORAL OUTCOMES, AND SAFETY
REGISTRO DOI: 10.69849/revistaft/pa10202509281045 Lucas Caseri Câmara1 Abstract Background: Severe energy deficit during military operations leads to substantial loss of lean body mass, impaired performance, and adverse psychological outcomes. The administration of supraphysiological testosterone has been proposed as a countermeasure, but an integrated synthesis of its short-term effects on body composition, muscle function, neurobehavioral responses, and […]
