The Popular Ergogenic Substances in Sport and Physical Activity

K. Świtała
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Few supplements have a scientifically proven ergogenic effects of improving exercise capacity and/or physical performance in sport. The athletes require specialised nutrition, including precisely good quality supplementation, i.e. scientifically tested. Nowadays, more and more athletes use nutritional supplementation to improve their sporting performance both at the elite and non-elite levels. In this review, ergogenic substances such as the β-alanine, caffeine, creatine monohydrate, creatine malate, sodium bicarbonate were analysed among athletes/active people from an exercise and health capacity perspective. The aim of this review is to analyse the efficacy, mechanisms of action, dosage, side effects of the selected ergogenic substances, among athletes involved in physical effort/specific sport disciplines. Furthermore, the article will show the benefits of using these supplements in terms of health as well as improvement of exercise capacity among athletes.
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运动和身体活动中常见的促角物质
很少有补充剂具有科学证明的提高运动能力和/或运动中的身体表现的人体效应。运动员需要专门的营养,包括高质量的补充,即科学测试。如今,越来越多的运动员使用营养补充剂来提高他们在精英和非精英水平的运动成绩。在这篇综述中,从运动和健康能力的角度分析了运动员/活跃人群中β-丙氨酸、咖啡因、一水肌酸、苹果酸肌酸、碳酸氢钠等人体必需物质。本综述的目的是分析所选的促角物质在体力劳动/特定运动项目的运动员中的功效、作用机制、剂量和副作用。此外,文章将展示使用这些补充剂在健康方面的好处,以及运动员运动能力的提高。
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Central European Journal of Sport Sciences and Medicine
Central European Journal of Sport Sciences and Medicine Business, Management and Accounting-Tourism, Leisure and Hospitality Management
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