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“... oxidative stress increase, that can result in silent chronic inflammatory processes, reducing neurotrophines...”
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“... care should be offered and how care should be delivered that aim to decrease the evidence-practice gap...”
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“... of products and services, ensuring that procedures and processes take place under controlled conditions and...”
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“... intestinal permeability in rats trained after prolonged exercise and exhaustive swimming. We used Wistar rats...”
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