Crazy claims Olympians & athletes make about nutrition and supplements

Caren Baginski, Jenna Blumenfeld

August 10, 2012

8 Slides
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As the 2012 London Olympics come to a close, we highlight decorated dopers in sports. Athletes often claim ignorance by blaming adulterated supplements—but how much is fact vs. fiction?

 

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About the Authors

Caren Baginski

Caren Baginski

Caren Baginski was newhope360’s Senior Editor, Digital and Social Media. Previously, she worked as Associate Editor of Functional Ingredients magazine.

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Jenna Blumenfeld

Jenna Blumenfeld

Freelancer

Jenna Blumenfeld lives in Boulder, Colorado, where she reports on the natural products industry, sustainable agriculture, and all things plant based. 

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