An example of an athlete who is most likely to benefit from a multivitamin/mineral supplement that provides 100% of the DRI is a
a. gymnast.
b. swimmer.
c. bodybuilder.
d. football player.
A
Athletes with thin builds, such as gymnasts, may limit their food intake to control their energy intake and may therefore benefit from a multivitamin/mineral supplement. Most athletes consume plenty of food and therefore plenty of vitamins and minerals. For these athletes, adding supplements could result in intake of toxic levels of some nutrients.
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