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Dietary Supplementation & Resistance Training Programs Designed to Promote Increases in Muscle Mass
Lifestyle strategies that focus on building/preserving skeletal muscle mass will enhance the health of a wide sector of the population and possibly, diminish the severity of many ageing-related illnesses. The focus of this dissertation was to examine the effects of strategic intervention with dietar
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