Doping-free lifestyle and health care trends offered for athletes
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https://doi.org/10.52556/2587-3873.2023.1(94).05Keywords:
lifestyle, trends, athletes, health, family doctor, benefits, Prohibited List, Therapeutic Use ExemptionAbstract
This article is a systematic review of recent publication that identify the peculiarities and potential risks for athletes in sports. The research elucidates the benefits of doping-free healthy lifestyle and mentions the crucial role of family physician in health care trends offered for athletes in order to improve their well-being and prevent the potential negative consequences.
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