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The effect of oral nutritional supplementation on selected pathology and anthropometric markers of health status in middle aged men
2010
African Journal for Physical Health Education Recreation and Dance
This study was aimed at determining whether treatment with nutritional supplementation would improve pathology measures of disease risk. A total of twenty (20) healthy males, 30-60 years of age, served as participants. Participants were randomly divided into an Active Group (AG) (n=10) and a Placebo Group (PG) (n=10). Participants took the treatment (with active or placebo ingredients) for 90 days. On day 1 and 90 th day blood samples were collected and analysed for cardiovascular disease risk
doi:10.4314/ajpherd.v15i4.49551
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