Selling Dietary Supplements to Kids

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Hi Joanne,

I did a presentation to our state athletic trainers last year here in 
Arizona.  A number of them shared the concern that kids, if they are still at 
home, are spending money on creatine and it is coming at the expense of their 
disposable income.  Not such a big deal, trading in a few CD's for a bottle 
of creatine, you say?  When they move on to college, the trainers it comes at 
the expense of their food budget.  These kids sacrifice food to take this 
stuff.

Scary stuff.

Monika M. Woolsey, MS, RD
http://www.afterthediet.com