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Identifying and assessing views among physically-active adult gym members in Israel on dietary supplements

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Dina A. M. Miragaia, Monique N. P. Trindade & Carla A. B. Pereira. (2023) Qualifications and Competence to Prescribe Dietary Supplements: Perception of Fitness Instructors. Journal of Dietary Supplements 20:1, pages 68-88.
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