Dietary supplement use and knowledge among athletes: prevalence, compliance with AIS classification, and awareness of certification programs

This study highlights the widespread use of dietary supplements among Polish athletes, irrespective of competitive level or gender. While many athletes select supplements from AIS Group A, their knowledge of AIS classification and supplement certification programs remains limited. The high reliance on social media for supplement information, combined with the lack of professional guidance, underscores the need for improved education on safe and effective supplementation practices. Given the risks associated with supplement contamination, targeted initiatives should enhance athletes' awareness of anti-doping regulations and certified supplement options.

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Journal of the International Society of Sports Nutrition
Published
2025-04-22
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https://doi.org/10.1080/15502783.2025.2496450
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3
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Muscle metabolism and nutrition
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Dietary supplement use and knowledge among athletes: prevalence, compliance with AIS classification, and awareness of certification programs

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Dietary supplement use and knowledge among athletes: prevalence, compliance with AIS classification, and awareness of certification programs

Aleksandra Zagrodna, Anna Książek, Anna Broniecka, Aleksandra Sarachman
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Abstract

This study highlights the widespread use of dietary supplements among Polish athletes, irrespective of competitive level or gender. While many athletes select supplements from AIS Group A, their knowledge of AIS classification and supplement certification programs remains limited. The high reliance on social media for supplement information, combined with the lack of professional guidance, underscores the need for improved education on safe and effective supplementation practices. Given the risks associated with supplement contamination, targeted initiatives should enhance athletes' awareness of anti-doping regulations and certified supplement options.

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