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Broad Spectrum Polyphenol Supplementation from Tart Cherry Extract on Markers of Recovery from Intense Resistance Exercise

D. R. Hooper1 Center for Health and Human PerformanceJacksonville UniversityJacksonvilleUSA;2 Department of Kinesiology, Brooks Rehabilitation College of Healthcare Sciences, Health Sciences Complex, Jacksonville University2800 University Boulevard North32211JacksonvilleFLUSACorrespondence[email protected]

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T. Orange1 Center for Health and Human PerformanceJacksonville UniversityJacksonvilleUSA

M. T. Gruber3 Department of Biology and Marine ScienceJacksonville UniversityJacksonvilleUSA

A. A. Darakjian3 Department of Biology and Marine ScienceJacksonville UniversityJacksonvilleUSA

K. L. Conway3 Department of Biology and Marine ScienceJacksonville UniversityJacksonvilleUSA

H. A. Hausenblas1 Center for Health and Human PerformanceJacksonville UniversityJacksonvilleUSA;2 Department of Kinesiology, Brooks Rehabilitation College of Healthcare Sciences, Health Sciences Complex, Jacksonville University2800 University Boulevard North32211JacksonvilleFLUSA

Article: 47 | Published online: 01 Apr 2022

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