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USADA has always placed emphasis on the study of prohibited substances, the development of anti-doping tests, and research that advances anti-doping science.
Here’s what athletes need to keep in mind when considering calcium in whole food or supplement form.
According to the World Anti-Doping Agency, there are two types of Anti-Doping Rule Violations- analytical and non-analytical.
Here’s what drug-tested athletes need to know about the common sleep aid melatonin.
There simply isn’t enough research or product testing available to suggest that these supplements will be beneficial and safe.
In the news, you may have encountered the “alphabet soup” of the anti-doping world. From acronyms like ADRV and AAF, to terms like provisional suspension
While vitamin C is critical for your immune system, the reality is that more isn’t always better and all supplements carry risk.
Creatine supplements are rarely essential for athletes since your body actually produces creatine on its own.
Before you grab the first bottle of fish oil off the shelf at the store, read on to make sure you fully understand fish oil supplements.
