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Sesame extract restores iron homeostasis and exercise endurance in anemic rats:

This study investigated whether combining sesame extract with ferrous sulfate could optimize iron homeostasis and physical performance in anemic rats,

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    [title] => Sesame extract restores iron homeostasis and exercise endurance in anemic rats: 
    [paragraph] => Sesame extract restores iron homeostasis and exercise endurance in anemic rats: Insights into gut microbial remodeling and hepcidin suppression
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Authors
Wan-Yi Liu, Mei-Chich Hsu, Chia-Yen Su, Yung-Yi Cheng, William Chih-Wei Chang, Yao-Tsung Yeh, Yu-Tse Wu

Lab
Kaohsiung Medical University; R.O.C.
Journal
Journal of Functional Foods
Abstract
This study investigated whether combining sesame extract with ferrous sulfate could optimize iron homeostasis and physical performance in anemic rats,
Keywords/Topics
anemic rats; gut microbial remodeling; sesame extract; iron homeostasis; endurance; insights; hepcidin suppression; ferrous sulfate; physical performance
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