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Effects of PRJ-205 on Performance in Trained Young Subjects
Compare a dietary supplement (PRJ-205) and placebo during 1 or 4 days on aerobic exercise performance, oxidative stress and muscle damage. The hypothesis is that supplementation with PRJ-205 improve aerobic performance
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