FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W4382011257> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W4382011257 abstract "Abstract Vitamins and minerals are of fundamental importance to numerous human functions that are essential to optimise athlete performance. Athletes incur a high turnover of key vitamins and minerals and are therefore dependent on sufficient energy intake to replenish nutrient stores. However, many athletes are poor at servicing their energy replenishment needs, especially female athletes, and although a ‘food first approach’ to meeting nutrient requirements is the primary goal, it may be important for some athletes to consider a vitamin and/or mineral supplement to meet their daily needs. When working to determine if an athlete requires vitamin or mineral supplements, practitioners should use a robust framework to assess the overall energy requirements, current dietary practices and the biological and clinical status of their athletes. Of note, any supplementation plan should account for the various factors that may impact the efficacy of the approach (e.g. athlete sex, the nutrient recommended dietary intake, supplement dose/timing, co-consumption of other foods and any food–drug interactions). Importantly, there are numerous vitamins and minerals of key importance to athletes, each having specific relevance to certain situations (e.g. iron and B vitamins are significant contributors to haematological adaptation, calcium and vitamin D are important to bone health and folate is important in the female athlete); therefore, the appropriate supplement for a given situation should be carefully considered and consumed with the goal to augment an athlete’s diet." @default.
• W4382011257 created "2023-06-27" @default.
• W4382011257 creator A5026446074 @default.
• W4382011257 creator A5035076717 @default.
• W4382011257 creator A5072756889 @default.
• W4382011257 date "2023-06-26" @default.
• W4382011257 modified "2023-09-26" @default.
• W4382011257 title "Considerations for the Consumption of Vitamin and Mineral Supplements in Athlete Populations" @default.
• W4382011257 cites W117546959 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W1515549723 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W1882809294 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W1900044360 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W1907209151 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W1907711979 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W1923012151 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W1975152864 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W1983379917 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W1993065245 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W1997930812 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W2004547780 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W2009172873 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W2017777246 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W2019663454 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W2020092748 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W2023016919 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W2026620692 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W2037790531 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W2042374015 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W2072488709 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W2073437240 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W2081629200 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W2083068026 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W2083670227 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W2097527996 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W2105461022 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W2108345886 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W2111224035 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W2112475003 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W2116294748 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W2130190421 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W2131463436 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W2138850979 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W2157602735 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W2168839292 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W2186661692 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W2227083010 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W2275433898 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W2276525686 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W2396597982 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W2507484264 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W2522080802 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W2588789380 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W2593152134 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W2611439167 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W2739242010 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W2747889246 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W2766820812 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W2768666660 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W2779979948 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W2782805931 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W2793809916 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W2794001353 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W2796265630 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W2796541253 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W2803486247 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W2804387127 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W2891928967 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W2944217901 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W2984043280 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W2984342839 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W2986110735 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W2995238755 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W3000061404 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W3012176088 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W3013483060 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W3015748067 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W3038797657 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W3085688887 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W3093166208 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W3113278736 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W3139291660 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W3179942209 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W3201137877 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W3206798930 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W3215299411 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W4206773766 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W4211225146 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W4220854489 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W4225533136 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W4226157653 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W4244086206 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W4284993402 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W4288081405 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W4292280667 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W4292547537 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W4293065112 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W4296962004 @default.
• W4382011257 cites W4319290939 @default.
• W4382011257 doi "https://doi.org/10.1007/s40279-023-01875-4" @default.
• W4382011257 hasPubMedId "https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/37358750" @default.

• next