A supplement which contains >30% of its calories from protein is not a permissible substance for distribution by the Institution according to current NCAA rules. If the supplement has less than 30% protein and does not contain additional ingredients that are designed to assist in the muscle-building process (amino acids), then it is considered permissible.
Sample:
AdvantEdge Complete Nutrition Energy Bar
13 g of protein x 4 kcal per gram = 52
52 / 220 (total calories) = 23.6% (from protein)
This product would be permissible for the Institution to supply as it has less than 30% of it's calories coming from protein.
[Reference: NCAA Sports Medicine Handbook 2005-06, pg. 41]
Thursday, September 20, 2007
Protein: NCAA Ruling
Posted by LSU ATHLETIC TRAINING at 10:19 AM
Labels: General Nutrition, Nutritional Supplements
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