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Enhanced 400-m sprint performance in moderately trained participants by a 4-day alkalizing diet: a counterbalanced, randomized controlled trial

Mirjam Limmer1 Department of Sports Medicine and Sports NutritionRuhr-University BochumGesundheitscampus Nord 1044801BochumGermany;2 Institute of Outdoor Sports and Environmental ScienceGerman Sports University CologneCologneGermanyCorrespondence[email protected]

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Angi Diana Eibl1 Department of Sports Medicine and Sports NutritionRuhr-University BochumGesundheitscampus Nord 1044801BochumGermany

Petra Platen1 Department of Sports Medicine and Sports NutritionRuhr-University BochumGesundheitscampus Nord 1044801BochumGermany

Article: 25 | Published online: 01 Apr 2022

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