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ergogenic

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ergogenic
[ur′gōjen′ik]
a tendency to increase work output.


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McNaughton and Minikin describe caffeine as an ergogenic aid that appeared in the 1930s and 1940s.
Caffeine and Athletic Performance by Douglas Andersen / Dynamic Chiropractic
Enhancements are ergogenic support utilized to improve bodily presentation outer surface of usual nutritional ingestion.
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2008) used the balanced placebo design (Marlatt and Rohsenow, 1980) in an attempt to quantify the respective pharmacological and psychological contributions to the ergogenic effects of caffeine in 40-km cycling performance.
Identification of placebo responsive participants in 40km laboratory ... by Beedie, Christopher J.; Foad, Abigail J.; Coleman, Damian A. / Journal of Sports Science and Medicine
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