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Sexual activity before exercise influences physiological response and sports performance in high-level trained men athletes
Background: The influence of sexual activity prior to exercise on athletic performance remains controversial. While pre-competition abstinence is commonly advised, scientific evidence on its physiological impact is limited and inconsistent. Methods: A randomized crossover study was conducted in 21 w
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