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Impact of Nuun SPORT on Subjective Exercise Performance in Male and Female Runners
The study will examine the impact of the Nuun Sport tablets, as compared to water only, on heart rate, perceived exertion, and related outcomes in male and female runners, during and following the performance of a 60-minute treadmill run.
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