Introduction: The effect of a history of competitive sports on later use of alcohol and
occurrence of alcohol-related diseases is poorly known. We investigated how a history of …

Large-scale, national research studies have consistently indicated that college students
participating in athletics consume more alcohol than nonathletes. Theorists have speculated …

This study measured athletes' alcohol, energy drink, and combined-use. It also compared
athletes' reported risk-taking and consequences while using alcohol-only and in …

Drug use among athletes has become a recognised problem in sports. Athletes may use
drugs for therapeutic indications, for recreational or social reasons, as ergogenic aids or to …

Background: There are popular reports on the combined use of alcohol and energy drinks
(such as Red Bull® and similar beverages, which contain caffeine, taurine, carbohydrates …

This study investigated the effects of acute moderate alcohol intake on muscular
performance during recovery from eccentric exercise-induced muscle damage. Eleven …

Background: The aim of this manuscript was to describe the effects of alcohol ingestion on
recovery following resistance exercise. Methods: A literature search was performed using …

Objective: The authors aimed to further describe the relationship of alcohol use by college
athletes to variables, such as sport participation, time of year, and level of competition …

Excessive alcohol use can cause harmful effects on the human body, which are associated
with serious health problems, and it can also lead to the development of alcohol use …

ABSTRACT HAUGVAD, A., L. HAUGVAD, H. HAMARSLAND, and G. PAULSEN. Ethanol
Does Not Delay Muscle Recovery but Decreases Testosterone/Cortisol Ratio. Med. Sci …