Background and purpose: Little information is available about micronutrients intake in bodybuilding athletes taking supplements. This study aimed at investigating dietary supplements usage and micronutrients intake in male and female bodybuilders. Materials and methods: This cross-sectional study was performed among bodybuilders in bodybuilding clubs in Shiraz. Information about consumption of dietary supplements were collected using a questionnaire and Food Frequency Questionnaire (168 items) was completed to assess the micronutrients intake based on the Recommended Dietary Allowance (RDA). Results: The participants (n= 270) included 175 (64.8%) males (mean age: 33.6±2.5 years). In this study, 115 (65%) males and 45 (47%) females used diet...
The non-professional sport environment is a grey zone not as widely assessed as that of elite athlet...
This paper reviews studies of supplement use among child and adolescent athletes, focusing on preval...
Purpose: Dietary supplement use by athletes has been the topic of previous research; however, the la...
Background: The use of nutritional supplements (NS) among athletes is widespread. However, little is...
This study investigated whether athletes meet micronutrient recommendations and whether the adequacy...
Background: Among athletes, bodybuilders are more predisposed to the use of dietary supplements (DS)...
Background: A dietary supplement which also called “sports supplement” refers to substances that are...
Dietary intakes and supplement use in Paralympic athletes remains largely unexplored, and specialize...
Vitamins and minerals play an important role in many functions within the body and contribute to mai...
A modern world brings a various poitns of views and possibilities in human nutrition. This theses is...
The use of nutritional supplements among exercisers in gyms has been never investigated in the Middl...
Because athletes often seek to enhance their performance and body composition through nutrition, res...
The present study was undertaken to assess micronutrient status of female & male players engaged...
The use of doping agents has these days become a public health problem, as it also affects young and...
Object of this study: Prevalence of food supplements usage for volleyball and handball players’ and ...
The non-professional sport environment is a grey zone not as widely assessed as that of elite athlet...
This paper reviews studies of supplement use among child and adolescent athletes, focusing on preval...
Purpose: Dietary supplement use by athletes has been the topic of previous research; however, the la...
Background: The use of nutritional supplements (NS) among athletes is widespread. However, little is...
This study investigated whether athletes meet micronutrient recommendations and whether the adequacy...
Background: Among athletes, bodybuilders are more predisposed to the use of dietary supplements (DS)...
Background: A dietary supplement which also called “sports supplement” refers to substances that are...
Dietary intakes and supplement use in Paralympic athletes remains largely unexplored, and specialize...
Vitamins and minerals play an important role in many functions within the body and contribute to mai...
A modern world brings a various poitns of views and possibilities in human nutrition. This theses is...
The use of nutritional supplements among exercisers in gyms has been never investigated in the Middl...
Because athletes often seek to enhance their performance and body composition through nutrition, res...
The present study was undertaken to assess micronutrient status of female & male players engaged...
The use of doping agents has these days become a public health problem, as it also affects young and...
Object of this study: Prevalence of food supplements usage for volleyball and handball players’ and ...
The non-professional sport environment is a grey zone not as widely assessed as that of elite athlet...
This paper reviews studies of supplement use among child and adolescent athletes, focusing on preval...
Purpose: Dietary supplement use by athletes has been the topic of previous research; however, the la...