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Avoid Post-Sprint Sickness: Science & Supplements Explained

Ever wondered why intense sprints can leave you feeling sick? In this video, I dive deep into the fascinating biology behind this common post-sprint experience. With this understanding, I'll guide you through effective supplements that can help counteract this unpleasant feeling of nauseousness.

Plus, I'll share practical advice on the right doses to ensure you get the most out of your sprint sessions without the downside.

Paper discussed in the video:
PMID: 19855994
PMID: 24296517
PMID: 37027014

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