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(−)-Hydroxycitrate Ingestion Increases Fat Oxidation during Moderate Intensity Exercise in Untrained Men

Kyoko TOMITACentral Research Laboratory, Fancl Co.Yokohama, Japan
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Yasuhide OKUHARACentral Research Laboratory, Fancl Co.Yokohama, Japan
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Norihiro SHIGEMATSUCentral Research Laboratory, Fancl Co.Yokohama, Japan
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Heajung SUHInstitute of Elderly HealthSeoul, Korea
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Kiwon LIMDepartment of Physical Education, Konkuk UniversitySeoul, Korea
Pages 1999-2001 | Received 21 Feb 2003, Accepted 07 May 2003, Published online: 22 May 2014

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