Bridging the Gap - International Society Of Sports Nutrition

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• What supplements are athletes consuming for short term performance enhancement? • Are these PES adversely affecting long term overall health? • How do PESs affect “non-athletic” metabolic processes? • How are overtraining and supplements related? • How can we effectively address bridging the gap between acute performance supplementation and over all health supplementation?
• In USA exceeds $3.5 billion annually and growing! • ~15% annual growth • There are a lot of people buying these products. • Not just an isolated few • Not just a passing fad • Professional athletes to weekend warriors to “40 year old housewives”
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