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Chapter 8 Carbohydrate Replacement
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Table 11.2 A comparison of studies
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Chapter 13 Fat Metabolism during Ex
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Chapter 19 Rehydration and Recovery
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Chapter 20 Vitamins: Metabolic Func
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Chapter 23 Minerals: Calcium KARIN
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Chapter 24 Minerals: Iron E. RANDY
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Chapter 31 The Female Athlete KATHE
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given to athletes. It is also expec
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Chapter 32 The Young Athlete VISWAN
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et al. 1989), suggesting that the s
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pretation of the data with normal g
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PART 3 PRACTICAL ISSUES
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