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Home»Posts tagged with»University of Exeter

How Much Beetroot Juice to Drink, & When, to Optimise Sporting Performance

By Newsroom on May 23, 2013   Beverages, Non Alcoholic, Organic  

How Much Beetroot Juice to Drink, & When, to Optimise Sporting Performance

Athletes no longer ask whether beetroot juice improves sporting performance – they just want to know how much to drink, and when. A new study – aimed at helping sportsmen and women including footballers, rugby, tennis and hockey players, cyclists and marathon runners – has the answers. The University of Exeter’s Sport and Health Sciences […]

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