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Pre-workout supplements: the new trend

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DOI 10.1080/15563650.2018.1457818
Pre Workout Supplements
The New Trend
Chantal Roelen, ERT
Bastiaan Venhuis, PhD (NIH)
Pauline Verputten, BSc
Irma de Vries, MD
Antoinette van Riel, ERT (presenting)
Declaration of Interest
I have no potential conflict of interest to report
Pre-workout
Use before training
Train longer and harder
Increase muscles growth
Recover faster
Perfect body!
Ingredients: vitamins, aminoacids,
minerals, caffeine, ???
inquiries regarding
pre-workout supplements
2015 4
2016 17
2017 19
Results (1)
User characteristics
Top 10 reported
symptoms
n
tachycardia 23
vomiting 9
nausea 9
chest pain 8
sweating 7
anxiety 7
agitation 7
hyperventilation 6
tremor 4
dyspneu 4
Other remarkable
symptoms
n
panic attack 1
high creatinine kinase (CK) 1
hallucinations (visual) 1
seizure 1
ECG changes 1
Symptoms
Age
Gender
Results (2)
Lab analyses
Pre Workout supplement Ingredient
Monster pre-workout 1,3-DMAA + caffeine
Monster pre-workout 1,3-DMAA + caffeine
5150 Pre-Workout poeder caffeine
T5 Explosive Charger 1,3-DMAA
Fully Loaded higenamine + caffeine
Conclusion
Pre Workout supplements are a new trend
~5-fold increase in inquiries to DPIC in 2 years
High incidence of symptoms
Mostly symptoms of overstimulation
Severe symptoms can occur even with recommended dosing
Adulteration of Pre Workout supplements
Our analyses showed illegal, amphetamine-type substance(s) in
several pre-workout supplements. This was often 1,3-DMAA
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