A nurse is caring for a student who has received a scholarship to play soccer in college. Which information shared by the nurse is accurate? Select all that apply.
A) Most ergogenic aids are safe and effective.
B) You may benefit from taking sodium bicarbonate
C) Creatine is a type of protein substitute.
D) Certain ergogenic aids may cause unwanted side effects.
E) Caffeine stimulates muscles to use fat as fuel.
B) You may benefit from taking sodium bicarbonate
D) Certain ergogenic aids may cause unwanted side effects.
E) Caffeine stimulates muscles to use fat as fuel.
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