Group A — Sports foods
Sports drinks, gels, sports confectionery, bars, electrolytes, protein and weight gainers.
Instituto Universitario Vive Sano
ErgoGenic PRO is a clinical engine for dietitians, physicians and sports professionals. Enter the patient’s weight, sport and comorbidities and get an evidence-graded supplementation protocol with doses, timing and safety alerts.
45+ supplements organized into the Australian Institute of Sport Groups A, B, C and D.
Automatic mg/kg or g/kg calculation from the patient’s body mass.
When to take each aid, plus loading and maintenance phases.
11 clinical conditions that trigger cross-contraindications and warnings.
Specific guidance for 5 sport modalities based on the IOC 2018 consensus.
Warnings for WADA-prohibited substances and high-risk products (Group D).
Generate a professional prescription ready to print or hand to the patient.
Full interface and protocols in Spanish, Portuguese and English.
Sports drinks, gels, sports confectionery, bars, electrolytes, protein and weight gainers.
Iron, calcium, vitamin D, multivitamin, probiotics and zinc.
Caffeine, beta-alanine, sodium bicarbonate, nitrate/beetroot juice, creatine and glycerol.
Polyphenols, vitamin C/NAC, tastants (menthol, pickle juice), collagen, L-carnitine, ketones, omega 3 and curcumin.
Magnesium, BCAA/leucine, alpha-lipoic acid, phosphate, HMB, SAM-e, vitamin E, tyrosine and prebiotics.
Stimulants, prohormones, HGH releasers, beta-2 agonists, SARMs, metabolic modulators, colostrum, tribulus and maca.
Body weight, main sport and clinical conditions.
Choose the supplement within the AIS classification.
Dose, timing, evidence level and alerts, ready to export.
US$ 7/month
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Dietitians, sports physicians, strength coaches and health-science students who need to prescribe supplements backed by science.
The Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) sports supplement framework and the 2018 International Olympic Committee (IOC) consensus.
The plan costs 7 USD per month. We show the approximate amount in your local currency based on your location.
No. It is a decision-support tool; the final prescription is always the professional’s responsibility.