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    Regular Exercise Training Causes Influx of Water into the Intravascular
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Regular Exercise Training Causes Influx of Water into the Intravascular

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Regular exercise training causes influx of water into the intravascular space, known as plasma volume expansion, generating exercise-induced hypervolemia.

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