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As the sports practice becomes more and more popular, the number of people interested in maintaining a balanced diet through the consumption of the nutrients necessary for the desired gains has grown likewise. The use of dietary supplements may aid in the complementation of this diet if their prescription is made by a qualified Nutritionist. Therefore, the objective of this research is to evaluate the anthropometric and nutrient consumption profile of the sport's practitioners of the city of João Pessoa, Brazil, in order to problematize the adoption of diets and the consumption of supplements indiscriminately by these individuals. To this end, a cross-sectional and descriptive field study was carried out with a population sample of 100 120 individuals using specific data collection instruments, namely: nutritional assessment (semi-structured questionnaire and usual food recall) and anthropometric evaluation (determination of body mass index and measurement of skinfolds). Statistical data on food consumption were evaluated by the WebDiet™ program and for the analysis of the descriptive data, the Microsoft Excel™ 2010 was used, expressing the results in percentage, average and standard deviation. Among the individuals evaluated, 49% were male and 51% female, both genders had insufficient consumption according to SBME (2009) recommendations. Regarding the intake of food supplements, 75.5% of men reported consuming some type of supplement, while 28.6% of women reported consumption of some type of food supplement. In this study it was possible to analyze that the daily caloric intake of both individuals was insufficient in relation to the authors' recommendations and that the consumption of dietary supplements, among most of the valuated individuals, was made by indication of a qualified professional.

Assessment of dietary and supplementary consumption of bodybuilders in gyms in João Pessoa