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Xinru Hu1, Zhen Zhong1, Longhui Yu1

  • 1College of Food Science and Engineering, Jiangxi Agricultural University, Nanchang, 330045, China.

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香 (Millettia speciosa) 香 (Millettia speciosa) 香 (Millettia speciosa) 香 (Millettia speciosa) 香 (Millettia speciosa) 香 (Millettia speciosa) 香 (Millettia speciosa) 香 (Millettia speciosa) 香 (Millettia speciosa) 香 (Millettia speciosa) 香 (Millettia speciosa) 香 (Millettia speciosa) 香 (Millettia speciosa) 香 (Millettia speciosa) 香 (Millettia speciosa) 香 (Millettia speciosa) 香 (Millettia speciosa) 香 (Millettia speciosa) 香 (Millettia speciosa) 根 (MS) 提取物通过提高耐力和减少氧化应激来缓解极度疲劳 (EF). 这些天然化合物还可以恢复肠道微生物群的平衡,这表明它们有可能作为疲劳管理的益生菌剂.

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