PREVIOUS EDITIONS ARE OBSOLETE.
DD FORM 3024, AUG 2021
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This form must be completed electronically. Handwritten forms will not be accepted.
4. (If heart-related conditions marked in 2) Which of the following family members has/had the history of heart-related conditions? Mark all that apply.
FAMILY HISTORY OF HEART-RELATED CONDITIONS
High Blood Pressure
Heart Attack/Coronary Artery Disease
Cardiac Arrhythmia/Irregular Heartbeat
Sudden Cardiac Death
Other (List): ___________
Other (List): ___________
Other (List): ___________
Unknown
Mother Father
Any
Grandmother
Any
Grandfather
Any
Brother
Any
Sister
5. (If Diabetes marked in 2) Which of the following family members has/had the history of diabetes? Mark all that apply.
FAMILY HISTORY OF DIABETES
Type I (body is unable to produce insulin; usually develops
before the age of 40)
Type II (a chronic condition that affects the way the body
processes blood sugar (glucose); usually appears later in
life)
Unknown
Mother Father
Any
Grandmother
Any
Grandfather
Any
Brother
Any
Sister
6. I participate in moderate intensity physical activities at least 2 ½ hours, or a combination of moderate and vigorous aerobic activities, for at least 75
minutes per week.
Yes No
7. In a typical week, I do physical activities specifically designed to STRENGTHEN my muscles such as lifting weights or doing calisthenics:
Day(s) per week
8. What prescriptions or over-the-counter medications (including Tylenol, Advil, Sudafed, and/or aspirin) are you CURRENTLY taking for health
problems on a ROUTINE BASIS? Do NOT include vitamins or nutritional supplements.
None
Medications
(List Medications):
9. Which of the following products, or products marketed for the following purposes, have you taken, even once, since your last PHA?
Protein Supplements/Creatine (such as products that may contain individual or blends of amino acids like leucine, arginine, glutamine, beta-
alanine, BCAA, casein, soy, whey, or plant-based protein powders/shakes; or creatine alone)
Muscle Building/Testosterone Boosting Products (such as products that may contain pro-hormones, hormone boosters, hormone support, “legal
steroids”, “anabolic”, deer velvet, “Andro”, anti-estrogen, estrogen blocker, DHEA, 7-Keto, IGF-1, growth hormone, Hydroxymethylbutyrate/HMB,
or insulin releasing (factors))
Performance Enhancers/Pre-Workout Products (such as C4, Nitric Oxide, Mr. Hyde, Synephrine/Citrus Aurantium, bitter orange, Yohimbe/
Yohimbine, or ephedra-free stimulants)
Energy Shots, NOT including energy drinks
Weight Loss Products (such as Hydroxycut, Dexatrim, Metabolife, QuickTrim, Xenadrine, Garcinia Cambogia, green coffee bean extract, or
products using marketing terms or phrases like “Ripped”, “Lipo”, “Heat”, “Cut”, or “Shred”)
Herbal or Botanical Supplements in pills, gels, and/or tablet form (such as St. John’s Wort, Ginkgo, Echinacea, Ginseng, Saw Palmetto, Black
Cohosh, Curcumin, cinnamon, ginger, or clove)
Multi-Vitamins (such as Centrum or One-A-Day)
Individual Vitamins or Minerals (such as calcium, iron, selenium, vitamin C)
Omega-3 Supplements (oil such as fish, krill, cod liver, or flaxseed)
Vitamin D
Joint Care Supplements (orally consumed products to relieve/prevent joint pain or improve joint function such as glucosamine, chondroitin, or
MSM)
None of the above (Skip to 11)
NOTE: Supplements, ingredients, and terms listed in parentheses are examples only, and not meant to imply they are the only possible choices in the category.