Sports MedicineCommercially Marketed Supplements for Bodybuilding Athletes
by Katharine K. Grunewald and Robert S. Bailey
Department of Foods and Nutrition, Kansas State University. Manhattan, Kansas, USA.

Originally appearing in Sports Medicine 15(2) 90-103. 1993.

Summary

1. Survey of Commercially Available Supplements

  1. Methodology
  2. Number and Classification
  3. Advertised Performance Claims

2. Supplement Effectiveness

  1. Amino Acids - Mixtures
  2. Amino Acids - Individual
  3. Arginine and/or Ornithine
  4. Boron Compounds
  5. Carnitine
  6. Choline
  7. Chromium Compounds
  8. Dibencozide
  9. y-Oryzanol and Ferulic Acid
  10. Glandulars
  11. Inosine
  12. Dessicated Liver
  13. Medium Chain Triglycerides
  14. Powders Advertised for Weight, Muscle and/or Strength Gain
  15. Powders Advertised for Energy, Endurance and/or Recuperation
  16. Powders Advertised for Weight Loss
  17. Smilax Compounds
  18. Vitamin and Mineral Multiple Supplements
  19. Vitamins - Individual
  20. Yohimbine
  21. Miscellaneous

3. Conclusions and Recommendations


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