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Gli aspiranti olimpici hanno assunto 300 mg di ubiquinolo: il vantaggio del 2,5 %

BY DR. GYMBRO ·

In uno studio in doppio cieco su 100 atleti in preparazione per le Olimpiadi di Londra 2012, tutti hanno migliorato le prestazioni in bici, ma il gruppo che ha assunto 300 mg di ubiquinolo ha registrato un incremento superiore: +11 % contro +8,5 % con il placebo. Questi 2,5 % di vantaggio sono risultati statisticamente significativi, ma lo studio presenta alcune limitazioni, tra cui l’allenamento non controllato e legami con l’industria.

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