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Vitamina D acelera la recuperación de la fuerza en hombres con niveles suficientes

BY DR. GYMBRO · 29 oct 2026

Hombres con niveles de vitamina D perfectamente normales recuperaron la fuerza más rápido tras una sesión intensa de piernas al tomar 4 000 UI diarias. En este ensayo aleatorizado, controlado con placebo, con 28 hombres activos, la fuerza isométrica máxima se recuperó aproximadamente un 8 % más a las 24 horas. Los marcadores de daño muscular ALT y AST también aumentaron menos. La sorpresa es que la sensación de dolor muscular no mejoró en absoluto. A continuación se detallan los hallazgos del estudio, sus limitaciones y a quién podría interesar.