The role of health literacy and attitudes toward the harms of dietary supplements in dietary supplement consumption: A cross-sectional study in bodybuilders
This cross-sectional study of 312 bodybuilders in Iran found that dietary supplement consumption is significantly associated with lower health literacy, positive attitudes toward the harms of supplements, lower education levels, favorable economic status, and longer sports activity duration, highlighting the need for targeted educational interventions to reduce usage.
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