Dileucine ingestion, but not leucine, increases lower body strength and performance following resistance training: A double-blind, randomized, placebo-controlled trial
Anthony M. Hagele(Lindenwood University), Chad M. Kerksick(University of New Mexico), Connor J. Gaige(Lindenwood University), Petey W. Mumford(Lindenwood University), Joesi M. Krieger(Lindenwood University), Ralf Jäger(Scientific Fishery Systems (United States)), Martin Purpura, Kristen N. Gross(Lindenwood University), Kevin F. Holley(Lindenwood University), Leah E. Allen(Lindenwood University), Joshua M. Iannotti(Lindenwood University), Paige J. Sutton(Lindenwood University), Logan S. Orr(Lindenwood University)
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