What is the general scientific response to ergogenic claims? 1.Go aheadthere is no harm 2.Let the ...

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cnetterville

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on: Aug 20, 2018

What is the general scientific response to ergogenic claims?
1.Go aheadthere is no harm
2.Let the buyer beware
3.They are safe for athletes older than 18 years old
4.They are part of a natural athletic diet

Question 2

Anabolic steroids are related to:
1.cholesterol and bile
2.estrogen.
3.testosterone.
4.cortisone.
5.vitamin D.

annierak

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Reply #1 on: Aug 20, 2018

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Answer to Question 2

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