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in English law, aiding and abetting is the helping in some way of the principal offender. It is in itself a crime but depends upon some earlier communication between the parties. See, for Scotland, ART AND PART.
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Ergogenic aids: a review of basic science, performance, side effects, and status in sports.
Performance-enhancing drugs snare nonathletes, too: high school athletes aren't the only ones seeking an edge. Here are the red flags and unexpected drugs to watch for
(2,5,16,20) Recently concerns have grown over the unfavorable alterations in blood lipid and coronary heart disease profiles seen in men using androstenedione as an ergogenic aid. (2,20,21)
Athletic ergogenic aids
One way to begin clarifying this issue is to differentiate between recreational substances and ergogenic aids. Recreational substances are typically used for intrinsic motivates, such as to achieve altered affective states.
Drug use patterns among high school athletes and nonathletes
(2016) Red Ginseng as an Ergogenic Aid: A Systematic Review of Clinical Trials.
The Effects of a Korean Ginseng, GINST15, on Perceptual Effort, Psychomotor Performance, and Physical Performance in Men and Women
However, it is an effective ergogenic aid among non-injured players.
Comparison of the effect of semi-rigid ankle bracing on performance among injured v. non-injured adolescent female hockey players
In part 3 of this series, each ergogenic aid in Table 2 will be discussed, if it was not previously discussed in part 1.
Enhancing the performance of the athlete: Part 2
Atheroleum as a natural Ergogenic Aid can be used to increase function and performance (V.S.
Effects of mentha piperita inhalation on some factors of physical and movement performance of male athletes students
Desbrow and Leveritt (3) reported that 73 per cent of the 140 athletes at the 2005 Ironman Triathlon World Championships believed that caffeine is an ergogenic aid that enhanced their endurance performance.
Effects of acute supplementation of caffeine on cardiorespiratory responses during endurance running in a hot & humid climate
In conclusion, it is clear that a hypotonic sports drink with much less carbohydrate than the usual isotonic drinks can be an effective ergogenic aid for endurance performance of an hour or so, provided the drink includes some salt.
Effects of hypotonic and isotonic sports drinks on endurance performance and physiology
The popular use of supplemental HMB at 3 g per day for periods of up to one month (in a healthy population) as an ergogenic aid for exercise appears to be well-tolerated and safe in humans (62).
Current popular ergogenic aids used in sports: a critical review. (Review Paper)
Oral creatine monohydrate increases skeletal muscle creatine concentration by 16% to 50%, (5-7) but whether it is an effective ergogenic aid remains controversial.
Does oral creatine supplementation improve strength? A meta-analysis. (Original Research)
Long known as an ergogenic aid for competitive athletes, coffee (or a host of other beverages laced with caffeine) have been a guilt-free way for many of us to get our engines humming and achieve top performance at work and at play.
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