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Influence of an alkalizing supplement on markers of endurance performance using a double-blind placebo-controlled design

Daniel P Heil1 Movement Science/Human Performance LabMontana State UniversityH&PE Complex, Hoseaus Room 12159717BozemanMTUSACorrespondence[email protected]

Erik A Jacobson1 Movement Science/Human Performance LabMontana State UniversityH&PE Complex, Hoseaus Room 12159717BozemanMTUSA

Stephanie M Howe1 Movement Science/Human Performance LabMontana State UniversityH&PE Complex, Hoseaus Room 12159717BozemanMTUSA

Article: 8 | Published online: 01 Apr 2022

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