U.S. Anti-Doping Agency (USADA)
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Two-time Olympian in biathlon, Susan Dunklee, shares the plant-based alternatives she eats to fuel her body.
Paralympian Tyler Carter details what he eats at the Olympic and Paralympic Training Center to properly fuel his body for training.
To get the vitamins that Paralympian Chuck Aoki needs to perform his best, including vitamin D, he relies on foods that have lots of nutrients.
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Two-time Olympian in biathlon, Susan Dunklee, shares a few simple guidelines to fuel you body with food first, rather than supplements.
As a part of competitive sport, many elite athletes must comply with the World Anti-Doping Agency Prohibited List, strict global standards that prohibit the use of certain substances and methods that can enhance performance and cause negative health effects. The WADA Prohibited List helps ensure that athletes can compete on a level playing field anywhere in the world.
To help athletes comply with the List, USADA provides a wide range of resources, including substance profiles, which include important information on high-risk substances like clomiphene.
Protein allows Amara Mbionwu to manage her hunger levels by reducing her cravings for potentially unhealthy snacks between meals.
At the USADA Annual Symposium on Anti-Doping Science, scientists and researchers from around the world will gather in Bellevue, Washington, to explore the theme, “Recovery, Repair, and Regeneration: From Steroids to Stem Cells.” The Symposium is on the first weekend of October and unites leading experts from a wide range of scientific fields in a collaborative effort to develop impactful anti-doping research programs for the future.
