Module 8 Supplements Flashcards

1
Q

What are the two different kinds of supplements called

A

Food and non food supplements

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2
Q

List examples of food supplements

4

A

Vitamin
Mineral
Protein powder
Omega 3 oils

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3
Q

Why is BCAA (branch chain amino acid) a popular supplement

A

Stimulates muscle protein synthesis but has never been proven in research

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4
Q

BCAA includes what ingredients

A

Leucine
Isoleucine
Valine

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5
Q

Electrolytes are what and what are they used for

A

Mineral irons consumed in water

To maintain proper fluid balance

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6
Q

Name Fatty acid supplements

A

CLA ALA Arachidonic acid

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7
Q

Name the only fatty acid with research backing

A

EPH DHA Believed to reduce systemic inflammation and improve lipid markers and maybe useful in severe depression

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8
Q

What is the main BCAA acid and why

A

Leucine as it activates the process of muscle protein synthesis

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9
Q

How much carbs per 100mil in Hypotonic drinks

What amount of osmotic pressure

A

Low osmotic pressure
During exercise give a boost lasting around an hour for gym goers for the purpose of general fitness
Less than 4g per 100ml

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10
Q

isotonic drink useful for ?
how much carb per 100mil
What osmotic pressure

A

Useful for replenishing electrolytes and water lost through sweat for gym goers general fitness
6-8g per 100ml
Osmotic pressure same as body

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11
Q

When are Hypertonic drinks or gels used

A

Replenishing depleted glycogen as they contain 10g of carbs per 100ml

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12
Q

When are carbohydrate supplements useful

A

Those looking to train intensely and more than once per day

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13
Q

Supplementation of creatinine increases the amount of —— within the cells

A

Phosphocreatine

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14
Q

Which is the most researched and beneficial creatinine as well as the cheapest

A

Monohydrate

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15
Q

Which supplement increases stored carnosine in muscle cells

A

Beta Alanine

Good for short bursts

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16
Q

What is the most popular and main legal stimulant

A

Caffeine

17
Q

Caffeine blocks what receptors in the brain

A

Adenosine

18
Q

Caffeine enhances ——- in the brain

A

Dopamine

19
Q

Creatinine monohydrate can improve strength/power by what percentage

A

5/15%

20
Q

Hypertonic drinks carb contain?
Osmotic pressure?
Used by?

A

More than 8g per 100ml
Osmotic pressure greater than the body
Used by atheletes and heavy exercisers

21
Q

What do ergogenic aids do

A

Enhance physical or mental performance

22
Q

95% of creatinine when taken is stored in —— ——- in the form of ————— which is simply an added ——- ——-

A

Muscle tissue
Phosocreatine
Phosphate group

23
Q

Creatinine has no effect on what exercise

A

Aerobic endurance

24
Q

Creatinine allows your body to more ——- ——— ATP

A

Rapidly turnover

25
Q

Do you need to take creatinine regularly to see benefits

A

No

26
Q

What is one of the things beta alanine does when taken

A

Holds the burn off for a bit longer as it increases carnosine levels
Good for short bursts of 60 to 240 seconds

27
Q

How many grams of leucine will maximally stimulate muscle protein synthesis

A

3grams