B12 Research: Why do athletes use Vitamin B12? Vitamin B12 has long been held in high regard for its purported capacity to increase energy, and while this claim is largely anecdotal, there is no disputing the decrease in health, performance and energy that a B12 deficiency co... [More]

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EP-NO faq's

Published 6/26/2008 by John Gamble BS in EP-NO
EP-NO FAQ's What is the difference between Pseudoanemia and Anemia? Anemia is a deficiency of red blood cells (RBCs) and/or hemoglobin, that are partly due to iron and B12 deficiencies. This results in a reduced ability of blood to transfer oxygen t... [More]

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Athletes & Anemia

Published 6/26/2008 by John Gamble BS in EP-NO
Endurance athletes (such as cyclist's, triathletes and marathon runners) possibly need more iron than most people, due to accelerated destruction of red blood cells, muscle injuries, loss of iron through sweat, and over-training with insufficient time to reabsorb iron. Dedicate... [More]

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CNS fatigue and how to overcome it is being researched by Dedicated Athlete through the control of real world testing environments, clinical studies with independent universities and feedback from our consumers. Central nervous system fatigue describes when muscle cont... [More]

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Energy Energy Energy! We are all screaming for it. Apparently there is a major shortage of energy in humans as all of the Marketing hype of energy drinks, supplements and secret magic potions have taken over the world. I remember when a good night’s sleep, healthy food and some exercise... [More]

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