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The effects of a novel bicarbonate loading protocol on serum bicarbonate concentration: a randomized controlled trial

Adam Marcus1 Division of Athletic Training, Health and Exercise ScienceLong Island University Brooklyn11201BrooklynNYUSA

Amerigo Rossi1 Division of Athletic Training, Health and Exercise ScienceLong Island University Brooklyn11201BrooklynNYUSA;2 School of Kinesiology and Nutritional ScienceCalifornia State University Los Angeles5151 State University BoulevardLos AngelesCAUSACorrespondence[email protected]

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Andrew Cornwell2 School of Kinesiology and Nutritional ScienceCalifornia State University Los Angeles5151 State University BoulevardLos AngelesCAUSA

Steven A. Hawkins3 Department of Exercise ScienceCalifornia Lutheran University60 West Olsen RoadThousand OaksCAUSA

Nazareth Khodiguian2 School of Kinesiology and Nutritional ScienceCalifornia State University Los Angeles5151 State University BoulevardLos AngelesCAUSA

Article: 41 | Published online: 01 Apr 2022

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