To study the dietary pattern of girl athletes with respect to vitamins and minerals

By:

TARVINDER Kaur

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1981Edition: Foods and NutritionDescription: 70,17LSubject(s):

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T 641.18 T16T

Summary: A balance study was conducted on 12 girls athletes to study the effect of exercise on availability of vitamins and minerals during trials of active and non-active periods. The food consumed by all the athletes during both the periods was nearly adequate e

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A balance study was conducted on 12 girls athletes to study the effect of exercise on availability of vitamins and minerals during trials of active and non-active periods. The food consumed by all the athletes during both the periods was nearly adequate e

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