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Published on: September 13, 2015
Re-evaluation of a possible proximity effect on muscular strength
Barry S Kendler1, Tedd M Keating
1Manhattan College, Bronx, NY 10471, USA.
Abstract:
Inconsistent findings of a proximity effect of sucrose on muscular strength and a potential interaction of nutritional status prompted the current study. Double-blind, counterbalanced assessments of grip strength were performed with and without 76 subjects holding a container of sucrose. No main effect was found for proximity of glucose, and no interaction was found for prandial status.
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