Simple sugar supplementation abrogates exercise-induced increase in hepcidin in young men

Maja Tomczyk1 Department of BiochemistryGdansk University of Physical Education and SportKazimierza Gorskiego 180-336GdanskPoland

Jakub Kortas2 Department of Recreation and Qualify TourismGdansk University of PhysicalEducation and SportKazimierza Górskiego 180-336GdanskPoland

Damian Flis3 Department of Bioenergetics and Physiology of ExerciseMedical University of GdanskGdanskPoland

Wojciech Skrobot4 Department of PhysiotherapyUniversity of Physical Education and SportKazimierza GorskiegoGdańskPoland

Rafal Camilleri1 Department of BiochemistryGdansk University of Physical Education and SportKazimierza Gorskiego 180-336GdanskPoland

Jedrzej Antosiewicz1 Department of BiochemistryGdansk University of Physical Education and SportKazimierza Gorskiego 180-336GdanskPolandCorrespondence[email protected]

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