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Effects of a mineral antioxidant complex on clinical safety, body water, lactate response, and aerobic performance in response to exhaustive exercise

Dalbo et al., 2010

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8821009056405853049
Author
Dalbo V
Roberts M
Hassell S
Moon J
Kerksick C
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International journal of sport nutrition and exercise metabolism

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Background: This investigation examined the safety and efficacy of a silica-based mineral antioxidant complex (MAC) that has been suggested to influence body water and buffer lactate. Methods: In a double-blind, randomized crossover design, male participants …
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