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The effects of acute and prolonged CRAM supplementation on reaction time and subjective measures of focus and alertness in healthy college students

Jay R Hoffman1 The University of Central Florida32816-1250OrlandoFLUSACorrespondence[email protected]

Nicholas A Ratamess2 The College of New Jersey08628EwingNJUSA

Adam Gonzalez2 The College of New Jersey08628EwingNJUSA

Noah A Beller2 The College of New Jersey08628EwingNJUSA

Mattan W Hoffman2 The College of New Jersey08628EwingNJUSA

Mark Olson3 MRM2665 Vista Pacific Dr92056OceansideCAUSA

Martin Purpura4 Increnovo LLC2138 E. Lafayette Pl53202MilwaukeeWIUSA

Ralf Jäger4 Increnovo LLC2138 E. Lafayette Pl53202MilwaukeeWIUSA

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Article: 39 | Published online: 06 May 2022

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