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Use of dietary supplements in Olympic athletes is decreasing: a follow-up study between 2002 and 2009

Anni Heikkinen1 Department of Physiology University of TurkuThe Paavo Nurmi Centre Sports & Exercise Medical UnitKiinamyllynkatu 1020520TurkuFinlandCorrespondence[email protected]

Antti Alaranta1 Department of Physiology University of TurkuThe Paavo Nurmi Centre Sports & Exercise Medical UnitKiinamyllynkatu 1020520TurkuFinland

Ilkka Helenius2 Turku Children's HospitalTurku University Central HospitalKiinamyllynkatu 4-820521TurkuFinland

Tommi Vasankari3 The National Institute for Health and WelfareMannerheimintie 166HelsinkiFinland;4 The UKK Institute for Health Promotion ResearchKaupinpuistonkatu 133500TampereFinland;5 The Finnish Olympic CommitteeRadiokatu 2000240HelsinkiFinland

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