Nowadays, the fitness industry has become a growing industry alongside the nutritional supplements industry within the food industry. Small and large companies are fighting for consumers. They offer products tailored to different training goals, whether sold online or offline...
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| Achoimre: | Nowadays, the fitness industry has become a growing
industry alongside the nutritional supplements industry within the
food industry. Small and large companies are fighting for
consumers. They offer products tailored to different training
goals, whether sold online or offline. Companies are developing
their marketing strategies by observing consumer preferences and
habits. But do we need supplementation? Are the products on the
market safe? What do we even mean by a food supplement? Is it a
good idea to buy supplements that are in line with the latest
trends? In this study we will show whether or not supplementation
is really necessary for athletes and what determines whether it
is. |
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