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Estimation of food and nutrient intakes of athletes

Moffatt et al., 2016

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12756139122128775996
Author
Moffatt R
Tomatis V
Harris D
Deetz A
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Nutritional Assessment of Athletes. Edited by JA Driskell and I. Wolinsky. CRC Press, Boca Raton, Fla., USA

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To ensure optimal performance it is vital to understand all aspects of an athlete's preparation, including the diet. If a full understanding of the athlete's nutritional status is to be learned, it is critical that this assessment be accurate and complete. This chapter examines …
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