"From a consumer-buyer-beware standpoint, anytime you consume or inject something where you don't know what you're taking, there's the possibility of adverse health effects, and that's concerning," said Matt Fedoruk, USADA's chief science officer
Similarly, sodium bicarbonate should not be used because it can cause milk-alkali syndrome
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