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    A double-blind, randomized, crossover study compared the soreness in subjects taking ascorbic acid against those taking a lactose placebo. A sample size of 19, lack of an untreated control group and the singular nature of the exercise and its intensity were considered limitations of the study.

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    A double-blind, randomized, crossover study compared the soreness in subjects taking ascorbic acid against those taking a lactose placebo. A sample size of 19, lack of an untreated control group and the singular nature of the exercise and its intensity were considered limitations of the study.

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    A double-blind, randomized, crossover study compared the soreness in subjects taking ascorbic acid against those taking a lactose placebo. A sample size of 19, lack of an untreated control group and the singular nature of the exercise and its intensity were considered limitations of the study.

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