Which of the following can increase the stress-hormone response to exercise?

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All of the above options (low muscle glycogen stores, dehydration, high altitude) can increase the stress-hormone response to exercise. Low muscle glycogen stores result in higher levels of cortisol during prolonged exercise, dehydration can cause an increase in cortisol to maintain blood sugar levels, and high altitude can lead to higher levels of cortisol due to the stress on the body from reduced oxygen availability.

Which of the Following Can Increase the Stress-Hormone Response to Exercise