The widespread consume of ergogenic supplements in strength training practitioners
Abstract
The aim of the study was to characterize the consumption of nutritional supplements, food and other relevant factors that may influence health and income from bodybuilding practitioner, besides highlighting their point of view about supplementation consumption. We applied a questionnaire with open and closed questions to 55 individuals (male and female, 26.81 ± 8.16 year's average) strength training practitioners in the City of Carapicuiba, São Paulo, Brazil. It can be observe a predominance in the weekly frequency of five days of training where there is widespread consume of dietary supplements and anabolic steroids and in many cases there is negligence of the power of strength training practitioners in question.
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