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The effects of acute garlic supplementation on the fibrinolytic and vasoreactive response to exercise

C. J. Womack1 Human Performance Laboratory, Department of KinesiologyJames Madison University261 Bluestone Dr, MSC 230222807HarrisonburgVAUSACorrespondence[email protected]

D. J. Lawton1 Human Performance Laboratory, Department of KinesiologyJames Madison University261 Bluestone Dr, MSC 230222807HarrisonburgVAUSA

L. Redmond1 Human Performance Laboratory, Department of KinesiologyJames Madison University261 Bluestone Dr, MSC 230222807HarrisonburgVAUSA

M. K. Todd1 Human Performance Laboratory, Department of KinesiologyJames Madison University261 Bluestone Dr, MSC 230222807HarrisonburgVAUSA

T. A. Hargens1 Human Performance Laboratory, Department of KinesiologyJames Madison University261 Bluestone Dr, MSC 230222807HarrisonburgVAUSA

Article: 23 | Published online: 01 Apr 2022

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