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Scientists tied the use of additives for building muscle mass with mental disorder
A group of scientists from Canada, France and the USA found out that protein cocktails, mixtures used before training, and other additives can be associated with a disorder of perception of their own body in adolescents and youth. It is reported by CNN.
According to the publication, in the course of the study, scientists analyzed the data of 2731 participants aged 16 to 30 years, which were collected as part of another Canadian study on eating disorders, behavior associated with building muscle mass, perception of the body and social health.
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Researchers analyzed the stories of the participants about the use of additives and compared them with reports of symptoms of muscle dysmorphia - an obsessive idea of an insufficiently developed muscles.
“The use of six different nutritional supplements designed to build muscle mass was associated with more pronounced symptoms of muscle dysmorphia. This included serum protein powder and creatine. Both of them are widely used among young people trying to increase muscle mass, ”said the leading author of the study, Kyle Ganson from the Toronto University.
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The study also notes the relationship between the use of additives and the excessive pastime in the gym and the fixation at the meal. Moreover, these symptoms intensified as the number of additives used increases.
The authors of the study emphasized that it is observant, that is, it is difficult to say whether the use of additives has strengthened the symptoms of muscle dysmorphia or people with more pronounced symptoms of muscle dysmorphia were more likely to take more additives.
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