Lactoferrin Supplementation for Physically Active People
How lactoferrin supplementation may influence immunity, inflammation, iron metabolism, recovery and performance in physically active people.
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How lactoferrin supplementation may influence immunity, inflammation, iron metabolism, recovery and performance in physically active people.
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Lactoferrin may support immune function, iron regulation and respiratory health, with potential benefits for athletes at risk of infection or iron ...
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Combining glucose- and fructose-based carbohydrates can increase absorption and oxidation during prolonged exercise, helping athletes sustain highe...
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How creatine supplementation and resistance training may help older adults preserve muscle mass, strength and physical function as they age.
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This evidence review explains vitamin D metabolism, blood-level ranges, dietary sources, athletic-performance findings, supplementation protocols a...
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A practical guide to half-marathon fueling before and during the race, including carbohydrates, hydration, gels, nitrates, caffeine and pacing.
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How energy intake, carbohydrates, hydration, recovery and key micronutrients may help runners reduce injury risk and support rehabilitation.
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What research says about creatine and brain function, including memory, cognition, mental fatigue and performance during sleep deprivation.
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Vitamin C supports antioxidant defenses, immunity, collagen synthesis and iron absorption, with targeted supplementation potentially useful during ...
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Durability is the ability to limit performance decline after prolonged exercise. This article reviews how carbohydrate availability and intake can ...
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Cancer is nowadays one of the most prevalent chronic diseases in Western society. In this sense, the diagnosis of the disease itself and the treatm...
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Collagen protein may support connective-tissue and tendon synthesis, especially alongside resistance training, while whey better supports muscle pr...
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