Associations between muscle-building supplement use and muscle dysmorphia clinical cut-off (≥ 40 on MDDI), stratified by gender.

Associations between muscle-building supplement use and muscle dysmorphia clinical cut-off (≥ 40 on MDDI), stratified by gender.

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2025-02-19
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https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pmen.0000217.s003
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Muscle metabolism and nutrition
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Associations between muscle-building supplement use and muscle dysmorphia clinical cut-off (≥ 40 on MDDI), stratified by gender.

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Associations between muscle-building supplement use and muscle dysmorphia clinical cut-off (≥ 40 on MDDI), stratified by gender.

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Abstract

Associations between muscle-building supplement use and muscle dysmorphia clinical cut-off (≥ 40 on MDDI), stratified by gender.

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Gender equality
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Muscle metabolism and nutrition
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