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28 days of creatine nitrate supplementation is apparently safe in healthy individuals

Jordan M Joy1 Department of Health Sciences and Human PerformanceThe University of TampaTampaFLUSA;2 MusclePharm Sports Science InstituteMusclePharm Corp.DenverCOUSA

Ryan P Lowery1 Department of Health Sciences and Human PerformanceThe University of TampaTampaFLUSA

Paul H Falcone2 MusclePharm Sports Science InstituteMusclePharm Corp.DenverCOUSA

Matt M Mosman2 MusclePharm Sports Science InstituteMusclePharm Corp.DenverCOUSA

Roxanne M Vogel2 MusclePharm Sports Science InstituteMusclePharm Corp.DenverCOUSA

Laura R Carson2 MusclePharm Sports Science InstituteMusclePharm Corp.DenverCOUSA

Chih-Yin Tai2 MusclePharm Sports Science InstituteMusclePharm Corp.DenverCOUSA

David Choate3 Metropolitan State UniversityDenverCOUSA

Dylan Kimber3 Metropolitan State UniversityDenverCOUSA

Jacob A Ormes1 Department of Health Sciences and Human PerformanceThe University of TampaTampaFLUSA

Jacob M Wilson1 Department of Health Sciences and Human PerformanceThe University of TampaTampaFLUSA

Jordan R Moon2 MusclePharm Sports Science InstituteMusclePharm Corp.DenverCOUSA;4 Department of Sports Exercise ScienceUnited States Sports AcademyDaphneALUSACorrespondence[email protected]

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Article: 60 | Published online: 01 Apr 2022

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