Influência Do Exercício Físico Na Resposta Imune
Influência Do Exercício Físico Na Resposta Imune
Influência Do Exercício Físico Na Resposta Imune
DE REVISÃO
CONCLUSÕES
Todos os autores declararam não haver qualquer poten-
O benefício do esporte para a saúde do indivíduo é um cial conflito de interesses referente a este artigo.
conceito arraigado no imaginário popular. Embora não
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