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Efficacy of phosphatidic acid ingestion on lean body mass, muscle thickness and strength gains in resistance-trained men

Jay R Hoffman1 Human Performance LaboratoryUniversity of Central Florida32186OrlandoFLUSACorrespondence[email protected]

Jeffrey R Stout1 Human Performance LaboratoryUniversity of Central Florida32186OrlandoFLUSA

David R Williams1 Human Performance LaboratoryUniversity of Central Florida32186OrlandoFLUSA

Adam J Wells1 Human Performance LaboratoryUniversity of Central Florida32186OrlandoFLUSA

Maren S Fragala1 Human Performance LaboratoryUniversity of Central Florida32186OrlandoFLUSA

Gerald T Mangine1 Human Performance LaboratoryUniversity of Central Florida32186OrlandoFLUSA

Adam M Gonzalez1 Human Performance LaboratoryUniversity of Central Florida32186OrlandoFLUSA

Nadia S Emerson1 Human Performance LaboratoryUniversity of Central Florida32186OrlandoFLUSA

William P McCormack1 Human Performance LaboratoryUniversity of Central Florida32186OrlandoFLUSA

Tyler C Scanlon1 Human Performance LaboratoryUniversity of Central Florida32186OrlandoFLUSA

Martin Purpura2 Increnovo LLC2138 E. Lafayette Pl53202MilwaukeeWIUSA

Ralf Jäger2 Increnovo LLC2138 E. Lafayette Pl53202MilwaukeeWIUSA

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Article: 47 | Published online: 01 Apr 2022

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