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My after exercise work out munch consists of yoghurt or fruits of the season especially cherries in Summer.
Cherry Juice May Cut Muscle Pain
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SUMMARY
Drinking tart cherry juice before and after exercise significantly reduces workout-related muscle pain and damage, according to a study published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine. Conducted by Declan Connolly, PhD, at the University of Vermont, the research involved 14 male college students who consumed either tart cherry juice mixed with apple juice or a placebo drink. The results indicated that those who consumed cherry juice experienced less muscle pain and maintained greater strength post-exercise.
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