Dietary supplements in the structure of providing high efficiency of competitive result in elite sport

Gunina, Larisa; Дмитриев, А. В.

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“…In the process of training and competitive activity, athletes experience a sharp increase in the consumption of energy and plastic resources, which can lead to a decrease work capacity and the efficiency of recovery processes. This requires the creation of new principles in the development of sports nutrition for elite sport, including components with a pronounced ergogenic biological effect (Fry et al 2018;Larisa and Alexander 2018). Based on modern views on the optimal nutrition of athletes, that is, the concepts of functional nutrition optimal dietary nutrition (Karkishchenko et al 2014;Close et al 2016;Abbey et al 2017;Shustov et al 2017), and the agreed position of the American Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics (Gretchen and Heather 2014), efficient sports nutrition should be focused on the main, ergogenic, regulatory components of nutrition, as well as on correctors of the functional state and pathological processes.…”

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“…Unfortunately, the currently valid documents regulating the circulation of specialized food products, including sports, at best confirm their safety (in terms of the maximum content of pharmacological nutrients and the possible level of bacterial contamination), but do not confirm their effectiveness at the level of preclinical biomedical and pedagogical research (Fry et al 2018;Larisa and Alexander 2018). Therefore, the relevance of publications on this topic in the field of sports science and its constituent disciplines, which are closely related to the field of medical knowledge (sports medicine, sports pharmacology) remains extremely high.…”

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Specialized nutrition for athletes: evaluation of ergogenic action using the principles of evidence-based medicine

Gunina¹,

Shustov²,

Беленичев³

et al. 2022

PHAR

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The aim is to form a balanced position regarding the ergogenic characteristics of new sports food products in the modern practice of training highly qualified athletes on the basis of clinical-experimental evaluation of the effectiveness of special purpose real food additives. Materials and methods. Studies were carried out on laboratory animals (36 Wistar rats at the age of 3 months weighing 150–200 g and 16 Svetlogorsk mini-pigs) as well as on 102 high-qualified representatives of cyclic sports (all men aged 19–26) − members of national teams such as swimming (25), cross-country athletics (53), and skiing (24). As a control group, we studied 25 athletes of the same gender (all men), age and qualifications who received a placebo (starch capsules) for a long time during exercise. Placebo-controlled studies have been conducted on laboratory animals and athletes in compliance with the principles of bioethics. Results. It has been established that in the experiment the application of a new specialized food product MioActiv has a positive effect on the physical performance of animals and delays the onset of fatigue, which significantly exceeds the corresponding characteristics in the placebo group. Athletes also showed an increase in speed when passing competitive distances by 18.7–21.4% (p < 0,05), as well as a significant increase in mental endurance indicators (p < 0,05). The approbation of the innovative pre-workout pharmacological nutrient complex Pre-Fuse also showed the high efficacy and safety of this product with a positive effect of increasing the performance and endurance of animals, as well as the parameters of mental performance of athletes in the main groups, in contrast to the data in the placebo control groups. Conclusions. An analysis of the prescription components of new types of ergogenic sports nutrition and the presented results of preclinical and clinical studies conducted on the basis of the evidence-based medicine paradigm regarding the effectiveness of specialized products indicate the complex action of these funds on various aspects of both physical and mental performance. From the materials presented in the article, it can be seen that specialized sports nutrition products of an ergogenic orientation can provide significant assistance in increasing sports results.

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Specialized nutrition for athletes: evaluation of ergogenic action using the principles of evidence-based medicine

Gunina¹,

Shustov²,

Беленичев³

et al. 2022

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“…(Petroczi & Naughton, 2008). Not only that but there have been regulations regarding nutritional consumption for athletes in place for the past five years (Gunina & Dmitriev, 2020). It provides an opportunity for academics to research and conduct additional research in this field as time permits.…”

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Science Mapping for Nutrition Education in Sports Recovery Research: A Bibliometric Analysis

Bahri

Adnyana²,

Hasan³

et al. 2022

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This study aims to conduct a bibliometric analysis of the literature on sports nutrition as recovery published between 1964 and 2022. This study illustrates the structure and trends in sports nutrition publications by using scientific mapping and analyzing publication performance. This study identified the contributions of authors, journals, countries, and widely cited articles. While there was no massive expansion in the first year of publication, the results show that high growth emerged in the 2010s. Several countries have made significant contributions to recovery research in sports nutrition. European countries account for the majority of publications on this subject. Latin American and Asian countries are also keeping an eye on the study's growth. Another finding is that various multidisciplinary publishers publish articles about sports nutrition. The International Journal of Sports Nutrition and Exercise Metabolism, on the other hand, is the journal that publishes the most articles. Burke L.M. has established himself as a prolific writer in this field, producing many documents and total citations. Several keywords have large nodes associated with their frequency of occurrence. The keyword relationship provides information about the relationship between keywords frequently appearing in one study. Visualizations of research trends are presented to provide an up-to-date reference guide for academics, revealing critical research gaps and potential research avenues for future studies to advance the discipline's consolidation.

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Dietary supplements in the structure of providing high efficiency of competitive result in elite sport

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Specialized nutrition for athletes: evaluation of ergogenic action using the principles of evidence-based medicine

Specialized nutrition for athletes: evaluation of ergogenic action using the principles of evidence-based medicine

Science Mapping for Nutrition Education in Sports Recovery Research: A Bibliometric Analysis

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Science Mapping for Nutrition Education in Sports Recovery Research: A Bibliometric Analysis

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