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Standardized astragalus extract for attenuation of the immunosuppression induced by strenuous physical exercise: randomized controlled trial

Ewa Latour1 University of Physical Education in Poznań, Branch in Gorzów WlkpPoznańPolandCorrespondence[email protected]

https://orcid.org/0000-0003-1675-5961

Jaroslaw Arlet1 University of Physical Education in Poznań, Branch in Gorzów WlkpPoznańPoland

Emilia E. Latour1 University of Physical Education in Poznań, Branch in Gorzów WlkpPoznańPoland

Artur Juszkiewicz1 University of Physical Education in Poznań, Branch in Gorzów WlkpPoznańPoland

Karolina Łuczkowska2 Department of General PathologyPomeranian Medical UniversityRybacka 170-204SzczecinPoland

Anita Marcinkiewicz1 University of Physical Education in Poznań, Branch in Gorzów WlkpPoznańPoland

Piotr Basta1 University of Physical Education in Poznań, Branch in Gorzów WlkpPoznańPoland

Jerzy Trzeciak1 University of Physical Education in Poznań, Branch in Gorzów WlkpPoznańPoland

Bogusław Machaliński2 Department of General PathologyPomeranian Medical UniversityRybacka 170-204SzczecinPoland

Anna Skarpańska-Stejnborn1 University of Physical Education in Poznań, Branch in Gorzów WlkpPoznańPoland

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