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Effect of Ozone Therapy on Aerobic Exercise Performance
The goal of this clinical trial is to investigate the effect of the ozone therapy applied using the major autohemotherapy method on exercise performance in male healthy individuals. The main question's aims to answer are: * Is ozone therapy applied with the major autohemotherapy method increase the performance? * Is ozone therapy applied with the major autohemotherapy method improve the recovery after exercise? * Participants are asked to continue the same exercise program throughout the study. They were given 10 sessions of ozone therapy over 6 weeks. Researchers compared the before and after treatment performance and recovery data.
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