Ergogenic Aids Flashcards

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Ergogenic Aid

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-substance or phenomenon that can enhance work or athletic performance

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Ergolytic

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-able to impair work or performance

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Placebo Effect

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  • An effect that is based on the power of suggestion
  • Due to an individual believing that it will work
  • 45% of internists report prescribing placebos
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Origin of Drug testing

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  • knud Enemark Jensen died during a 100km

- due to amphetamines

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WADA

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-World anti-doping agency

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criteria for banning

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  • proven to be performance enhancing
  • goes against the spirit of the sport
  • dangerous to the health of athletes
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Test procedures

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  • urine and blood test
  • sample kept for 8 yrs
  • out of competition testing may occur w/ or w/o notice
  • discipline for refusal of testing
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WADA prohibited list

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  • anabolic agents (steroids)
  • peptide hormones, growth factors, related substances
  • beta-2 agonists
  • hormone and metabolic modulators
  • diuretics and other masking agents
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WADA prohibited methods

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  • enhancement of oxygen methods
  • chemical and physical manipulation
  • gene doping
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WADA during competition ban list

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  • stimulants
  • narcotics
  • cannabinoids
  • glucocorticosteroids
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Alcohol banned from

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-aeronautics
-archery
-automobile
-karate
-motorcycling
-powerboating
lowers heart rate and improves shooting sports

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Beta blockers

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-banned from shooting sports (archery and shooting)

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Anabolic Agents

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  • Anabolic androgenic steroids (AAS)
  • clenbuterol
  • builds muscle mass (enhances growth of tissues bone & muscle)
  • increase FFM, strength
  • reduced fat mass
  • facilitate recovery after exhaustive exercise
  • increased potassium and nitrogen
  • leads to male expression (deep voice, bald,etc
  • synthetic form of testosterone
  • minimizes androgenic effects
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steroid hormones

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  • directly affect nucleus
  • lead to protein synthesis
  • very potent
  • small doses ineffective but large very effective
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Dose relationship

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  • does threshold is higher than in clinical doses

- after threshold highly effective

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AAS vs testosterone

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-AAS easy to test
-testosterone more difficult b/c it is made by the body
4-1 ratio= positive test (deemed unnatural)

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Aerobic athletes & AAS

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  • proven to increase red blood cell production and total blood volume
  • increased O2 delivery to muscles
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Concerns of AAS

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  • Moral and ethical concerns
  • fair competition
  • sexual risks (early growth stoppage, suppression of normal hormones (teste abnormalities) (excess of etrogen, boobs)
  • women: disrupted mestruation or ovulation, male characteristics
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AAS concerns cont.

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  • cancer risks: liver and prostate
  • cardio risks: cardiac hypertrophy, cardiomyopathy, hear attacks, thrombosis, arrhythmia, hypertension
  • decreased HDL, increased LDL
  • HDL can become non existent
  • steroids take years off of the end of your life
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AAS concerns cont.

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  • emotional and psychological risks (increased aggression, violence, drug dependence)
  • increase birth defects
  • hepatitis, and HIV contraction
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Mark McGwire

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  • used androstenedione
  • promotes testosterone production
  • no significant strength gains but may increase estrogen
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Clenbuterol

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  • bronchodilator (beta 2 agonist)
  • stimulant
  • banned in US but prescribed for asthma in europe
  • stimulates metabolism decrease body fat
  • has anabolic properties
  • decreases smooth muscle activation and opens airways
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Peptide hormones, growth factors, related substances

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  • EPO-erythropoiesis (stimulating agent) most popular
  • CERA- continuous erythropoietin receptor activator (same as EPO but lasts longer)
  • Chorionic Gonadotropin (hcg)
  • growth hormone
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Peptide hormones

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  • bind w/ receptors

- does not directly interact w/ nucleus

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EPO benefits
- slightly different from blood doping - natural kidney hormone - stimulates RBC production - increases hematocrit - increases oxygen carrying capacity - increase hemoglobin and VO2max - increases time to exhaustion
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EPO risks
- dangerous increase in blood viscosity - blood clots, heart attack, heart failure, stroke - pulmonary embolism, hypertension
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Human Chorionic Gonadotropin (HcG)
- stimulates restoration of size and production of the testes - only used if you have been using AAS or testosterone
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Human Growth Hormone benefits
- stimulates protein nucleic acid sythesis - stimulates bone growth (young athletes) - stimulates IGF-1 synthesis (increases muscle mass) - mobilizes FFA's and decreases fat mass - increases blood glucose levels - no androgenic or psychological effects - young athletes no anabolic effects - older men:increase FFM & bone density
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HGH risks
- acromegaly (enlarged brow, jaw, feet, hands, torso) - cardiomyopathy, hypertension - glucose intolerance/diabetes
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Beta-2 Agonists
- adrenergic receptor agonist (catacholimine receptor) - improves the receptors - relaxes smooth muscle in lungs (asthma treatment) - large doses may stimulate increase in muscle mass
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Hormone and Metabolic Modulators
- anti-estrogen prevents conversion of testosterone to estrogen (masks drug use) - myostatin inhibitors increase muscle mass
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Myostatin
- protein in muscle that regulates size of muscle | - no myostatin will lead to increased muscle mass
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masking agents
- diuretics increase urine production and excretion - used for weight reduction and masking other drugs - causes weight loss - can lead to dehydration, impaired thermoregulation, and electrolyte imbalances
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Oxygen transfer enhancements
- blood doping - increases total volume of red blood cells via transfusion - improves endurance performance by increasing O2 carrying capactiy - increases VO2 max and time to exhaustion - can cause blood clotting, heart failure, transfusion complications - short and long distance performance enhanced
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manipulation of drug testing
-blood transfusions, urinating w/ catheter
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Gene Doping
- banned in advance - still in experimental phases - long term effects are unknown
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Stimulants
- mimic catacholamines - caffeine, cocaine, methanphedamines - increase mental alertness, bp, hr, blood glucose, and muscle tension - decrease sense of fatigue - redistribute blood to muscles - enhance, speed, power, endurance, concentration, and fine motor coord. - may be addictive and cause cardiac arr. or death
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narcotics
- morphine, codeine - mask pain - may lead to greater injury
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WEED
- cannabis, hashish, marijuana - not performance enhancing but damages image of sport - contraversial
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glucocorticosteroids
- ainti inflammatory durgs - used to treat asthma - produces a feeling of euphoria unfair advantage - athletes to mask pain felt from injury and illness
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Alcohol
- alcohol is a depressant | - performance enhancing for shooting sports
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beta blockers
- prevent norepinephrine from binding - improves accuracy for shooting - not used for athletic sports
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NCAA
- doesn't ban alcohol | - bans caffeine
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NFL
Does not test for HGH
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NBA
drug abuse, steroids, etc
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MLB
drug abuse (cocaine), steroids, and stimulants
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Creatine benefits
1. stores energy and increases regeneration of ATP 2. enhances energy transfer from mitochondria to muscle fiber 3. helps buffer H+ 4. stimulates glycogen breakdown 5. increases muscle size
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creatine cont.
- benefits depend on initial fitness levels - increase strength and power - increase body weight and lean body mass - increase sprint performance
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Creatine misc. benefits
- 3 day supplementation increases volume and performance - good for weightlifters and athletes with explosive short bursts - improves working memory and intelligence - side effect is weight gain
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Creatine use
- do not load - cycle period of use with periods of non use - bad quality control may not contain the same amount of creatine as said
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BCAA's
- branch chain amino acids - leucine, isoleucine, valine - reduces muscle breakdown - in dairy. meat and eggs - 10 to 15g per day for 30 days led to increased lean muscle mass gain
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Caffeine
- bitter white alkaloid from tea or coffee - promotes lipolysis, stimulates CNS, - banned from NCAA
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Pre workout nutrition
- 6g of EAA's + small amount of carbs helps prevent breakdown of muscle protein by 160% - decreases protein degradation - increases protein synthesis - increases glycogen regeneration
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Postworkout nutrition
carbs to protein ratio 4:1 to 1:1 - may add 3-5g of creatine - may add 5-10g of bcaa's