Structured evidence table for Beetroot Juice Exercise Randomized Trial, generated from 2 reusable source documents in the Migaku knowledge base.
| topic | claim | evidence level | citation | source |
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| Beetroot Juice Exercise Randomized Trial | Correction: Acute beetroot juice supplementation enhances short duration high-intensity exercise performance and influences muscle oxygenation in football players. | 4 | Eroglu MN (2026) | Correction: Acute beetroot juice supplementation enhances short duration high-intensity exercise performance and influences muscle oxygenation in football players. |
| Beetroot Juice Exercise Randomized Trial | Associated with placental abruption, pulmonary oedema, and thrombocytopenia, pre-eclampsia complications pose a substantial risk to maternal and neonatal wellbeing []. | 4 | Osman Mubarak M.A. (2024) | Beetroot juice, exercise, and cardiovascular function in women planning to conceive |
| Beetroot Juice Exercise Randomized Trial | If the current trend persists, a 322% increase in the rate of severe pre-eclampsia between 1980 and 2010 in the United States, the economic burden will escalate [] as the prevalence of risk factors for pre-eclampsia (advanced maternal age and obesity) increases []. | 4 | Osman Mubarak M.A. (2024) | Beetroot juice, exercise, and cardiovascular function in women planning to conceive |
| Beetroot Juice Exercise Randomized Trial | Such risk factors that play a pivotal role in the development of pre-eclampsia include pregestational diabetes, raised BMI (>30), and prior stillbirth []. | 4 | Osman Mubarak M.A. (2024) | Beetroot juice, exercise, and cardiovascular function in women planning to conceive |
| Beetroot Juice Exercise Randomized Trial | 1 2 3 4 5 6 Preeclampsia has a worldwide prevalence of 0.2–9.2% [] and constitutes 10–15% of all direct maternal deaths worldwide []. | 4 | Osman Mubarak M.A. (2024) | Beetroot juice, exercise, and cardiovascular function in women planning to conceive |
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