In the NFL, players sure don't seem concerned about the dangers, and they don't seem all that bothered by the fact that there's no scientific proof smelling salts actually work.

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Smelling salts are routinely carried by first-aid personnel on the sidelines and even by players like Tom Brady and Peyton Manning, star quarterbacks who have used them as a pre-game or mid-game ...

It’s not difficult to find photos of NFL players with smelling salts. When Michael Strahan played in the NFL (1993-2007) he estimated that 70-80% of players used smelling salts to give ...

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Neither the NFL nor its medical staffs officially endorse or recommend the use of smelling salts. Yet, when it comes to supplying them, the Bills, like every team in the league, are generous.

Smelling salts are typically a combination of diluted ammonia, water, and ethanol. They may also be a mixture of ammonium carbonate and perfume. Both solutions offer a physical stimulant.

Jim Harbaugh was not messing around on Thursday night. The Los Angeles Chargers head coach was shown on TV taking some smelling salts on the sideline as his team was facing the Denver Broncos at ...

August 8, 2019, 7:17pm EST(Updated: October 19, 2022, 10:00am)ByDarrelle Lincoln Follow Us11 ...

The Los Angeles Chargers head coach was shown on TV taking some smelling salts on the sideline as his team was facing the Denver Broncos at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, Calif. Harbaugh was hitting ...