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Alarm bells raised over young P.E.I. hockey players’ use of smelling salts as performance boosters

A bottle labelled 'hockey smelling salts' in a vending machine.

Smelling salts were originally developed to revive people who had lost consciousness, but today they are also being marketed toward athletes as an energy boost. They’re a common sight on the benches of NHL teams.

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Alarm bells raised over young P.E.I. hockey players’ use of smelling salts as performance boosters

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