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Demand for sports supplements. (Nutrition).
Products marketed for enhancing athletic performance are attracting fans among athletes at all levels of ability, from casual health club members to elite athletes, Dr. Harrison Pope Jr. said at a conference on sports nutrition supplements sponsored by the National Institutes of Health.
Hot products in this largely unregulated market include creatine (touted as a muscle strength enhancer), ephedrine (said to increase endurance, especially when combined with caffeine) and "andro" agents (precursors of anabolic steroids that boost testosterone levels and help increase muscle mass).
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