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health1 month ago•8 min saved

Pre-Workout Supplements Tied to Severe Sleep Loss in Youth, Canadian Study Finds

A Canadian study of 16–30-year-olds found that past-year use of pre-workout supplements is linked to a higher likelihood of sleeping five hours or less per night. With high caffeine levels (90–350 mg per serving), these stimulants may disrupt sleep during a critical period of development; experts urge routine screening for supplement use, harm-reduction steps like avoiding these products 12–14 hours before bed, and tighter oversight of dietary supplements in Canada.

via SciTechDaily|

#adolescents #caffeine #canada

health2 months ago•3 min saved

Pre-workout risks: doctors warn popular gym supplements may affect libido and erections

A UK-based doctor warns that commonly used pre-workout supplements—rich in caffeine and stimulants—can be linked to erectile dysfunction and reduced libido, likely due to a fight-or-flight response, narrowed blood vessels, and disrupted sleep; researchers also note sleep quality and testosterone levels can be affected, so reducing stimulants, prioritising sleep, and consulting a GP if symptoms persist.

via tyla.com|

#caffeine #erectile-dysfunction #health

health-and-fitness1 year ago•5 min saved

"Boost Your Workout with This Simple Pantry Staple"

TikTok users are promoting a pre-workout snack of honey and salt for an energy boost and improved hydration. Dietitians explain that honey provides quick energy through simple carbohydrates, while salt replenishes electrolytes lost through sweat. Though not scientifically proven, this combination may benefit endurance athletes. However, it's important to consult a healthcare professional before trying it and to use quality ingredients like raw honey and pink Himalayan salt.

via The Everygirl|

#health-and-fitness #honey #nutrition

health-and-fitness2 years ago•3 min saved

Maximize Your Workout with the Right Pre-Exercise Nutrition and Expert Tips

Experts recommend consuming carbohydrates before a workout to fuel the body, with options such as crackers, fruit, or a balanced meal. Avoiding spicy, greasy, and sugary foods is crucial to prevent energy crashes. Proper nutrition plays a critical role in exercise quality, helping to maintain energy levels and avoid dehydration.

via USA TODAY|

#energy-levels #exercise #health-and-fitness