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Addition of 2.5g l-arginine in a fatty meal prevents the lipemia-induced endothelial dysfunction in healthy volunteers
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Borucki K et al. - 2.5g l-arginine, but not phenyalanine or leucine, is able to prevent the lipemic dysfunction of the endothelium.
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