Hepatotoxicity associated with dietary energy supplements: use and abuse by young athletes
Authors:
- Jorge Méndez-NavarroJMJorge Méndez-Navarro
- Nayeli X. Ortiz-OlveraNONayeli X. Ortiz-Olvera
- Guillermo CastellanosGCGuillermo Castellanos
- Roberto RamosRRRoberto Ramos
- Víctor E. Gallardo-CabreraVGVíctor E. Gallardo-Cabrera
- José de Jesús Vargas-AlemánJVJosé de Jesús Vargas-Alemán
- Óscar Díaz de LeónÓLÓscar Díaz de León
- Elda V. RodríguezERElda V. Rodríguez
- Margarita Dehesa-ViolanteMDMargarita Dehesa-Violante
Open Access
- 1 July 2012
- journal article
- case report
- Published by Elsevier in Annals of Hepatology
- Vol. 11 (4) , 564-569
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