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  • Is sleep quality more important than sleep duration for preventing infections?

    are provided here and in several previous blogs: Improving sleep for recovery Enhancing sleep through nutrition

  • The omega-3 index: what does it tell an endurance athlete?

    So the question for sports nutrition is not whether the index can be measured or changed, but whether One practical approach for sports nutrition practitioners uses a decision tree (3).

  • Making weight in sport

    When prescribing nutritional interventions for chronic weight making practices, it may help to assess there are still a lot of unknowns in both the research and practice arenas within this area of sport nutrition Nutritional Considerations for Female Athletes in Weight Category Sports.

  • Timing of caffeine intake in long races

    was rather speculative, but a recent study by Talanian and Spriet published in the Applied Physiology Nutrition All trials were very well controlled (same temperature, same level of hydration of subjects, same nutritional

  • Nutrient timing: Does the "window of opportunity" really exist?

    Few ideas in sports nutrition have been as influential, or perhaps as widely misunderstood, as the so-called However, sports nutrition rarely turns out to be that simple.

  • Inflammation and health

    it becomes harmful is fundamental not only to medicine but also to exercise science and performance nutrition National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES) illustrate the synergy between diet and physical

  • Kevin Tipton will never be forgotten

    Many undergraduate students were inspired to find jobs in sports nutrition. Kevin's research had a real impact on the sports nutrition guidelines we have today. He was an author of many consensus papers and sports nutrition guidelines including those by the IOC, He served on the UK Sport Nutritional Supplements Advisory Board. professorship), and Kevin was offered a position in Stirling Scotland to lead the Physiology, Exercise and Nutrition

  • Podcast with Belinda Granger

    Photo: David Sun Podcast about nutrition in triathlon In this podcast Coffee with Belinda we talk about weird and wonderful nutrition habits of athletes and how these are not always grounded in science. We both shared a place at a panel answering questions by athletes about race preparation, nutrition and

  • Are natural sugars healthier?

    They contribute to the overall sweetness of food and beverages but offer little to no nutritional value components present in its original source, such as fiber, vitamins, minerals, and polyphenols rendering it nutritionally This also means that there are slightly more nutrients in brown sugar although the nutritional content Absorption is usually very fast (great for sport nutrition products that aim to deliver carbohydrate

  • Proteins: Milk, Whey, Casein, Soy and more

    It is a relatively high quality protein and can be found in many food products, including sports nutrition

  • Do ketone esters spare glycogen and improve performance?

    Nutritional ketosis alters fuel preference and thereby endurance performance in athletes.

  • Electrolytes under investigation

    Essential in this context means that we need to obtain these mineral elements via our nutrition because

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