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Exercise and lactational performance : the role of exercise intensity and the timing of an acute exercise bout
The purpose of this study was to determine whether an acute exercise bout in lactating women performed at two different exercise intensities and at different time intervals between exercise and feeding, affects breast milk composition, production and lactate concentration. Eight untrained women, who...
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