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Effects of New Zealand Blackcurrant on Athletic Performance and Physiological Stress in Simulated Volleyball Matches
Sixteen young, healthy, and physically active male college students were randomly assigned to receive either a placebo or NZBC supplement (300 mg/day) for seven days. Short-term NZBC supplementation enhanced athletic performance and effectively reversed inflammation and muscle damage induced by volleyball.
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