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This act requires companies to submit safety and efficacy data to the FDA on dietary supplements after 1994 |
1994 Dietary Supplement Health Education Act (DSHEA) |
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Refers to a technique or practice that improves the ability to work or perform. These can range from mechanical to psychological. |
Ergogenic Aid |
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First question to ask when reviewing a claim about a supplement |
Is there a sound scientific rational? |
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Tested in a test tube vs. human body |
in vitro vs. in vivo |
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A study in which neither the investigators nor the subjects know which they are taking. |
Double Blind |
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Four tiers of ergogenic aids |
1. Effective and safe 2. Potentially effective, promising preliminary research 3. Good int theory, lacking research 4. Ineffective/dangerous/illegal |
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One of the most common ways to promote sales of fitness and nutrition products is through |
Fitness Magazines and Websites |
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This marketing technique involves creating a buzz about a new potentially revolutionary nutrient or training technique |
Demand Creation |
