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Prebiotics in sport and exercise: current evidence, practical applications, and methodological considerations
Background Prebiotics are selectively utilized by the host microbiota and can confer health and/or performance benefits, in part through increasing the abundance of beneficial gut microorganisms and their metabolites. While several studies have shown promising initial findings, high-quality
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