Athletes and supplements
Description
The use of dietary supplements by athletes and non-athletes alike is widespread all around the world. Unfortunately, many of the supplements currently on the market are not supported by evidence of either efficacy or safety. Athletes and Supplements: Perspectives From Industry, Academia, and the Real World provides an overview of the process of bringing a supplement to market, evaluating the evidence on its safety and efficacy, and educating athletes regarding its use. Among the topics covered: Bringing a sports nutrition product to market - intersection of business and science; Dietary supplements: assessing the evidence of safety and efficacy; Educating athletes about the use of supplements.
Runtime
116 min
Series
Subjects
Genre
Date of Publication
2011
Database
Alexander Street
Direct Link
Similar Films
Innovative drills for small-group training
Sun salutations. Blending yoga forms
Assessing and correcting deviations of the feet
Utilizing combination lifts
Changing the American plate to lower cancer risk. What do we say?
Powerful teaching. Step choreography
Knee, leg, ankle, and foot
Complementary alternative medicine in practice. Using evidence-based yoga to evaluate the athlete
Lymphatic facilitation for upper-extremity injuries
Outdoor recreation. Creating quality programs
Strength-ball training
Knot so stressed
Using progressive disclosure problem-based learning in athletic training education
Functional exercise. From bias to continuum
The truth about core training