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  • Pyruvate: Muscle-and-Leanness Compound

    Simply put, pyruvate is formed during the metabolism, or digestion, of sugars and starches. It’s a key compound that jump-starts the...

    George Redmon, Ph.D., N.D.May 28, 2010
  • Mental Might

    A study published in Neurology (71:825-832, 2008) found that older people whose bodies are low on vitamin B12 can be at increased...

    Becky HolmanMay 7, 2010
  • Environment Pollution Solution

    A study recently published in Free Radical Biological Medicine found that air pollutants in urban environments significantly reduce antioxidants in the body’s...

    Becky HolmanMay 1, 2010
  • Fight Muscle-Eating Acid

    Another way that a high-acid diet can promote muscle loss is by increasing the release of cortisol, the primary catabolic hormone.

    Jerry BrainumFebruary 6, 2010
  • Just the Flax

    It’s been reported that fish oil is superior to flaxseed oil for essential fatty acid absorption and uptake into the body....

    Becky HolmanDecember 29, 2009
  • Calcium: A Testosterone Booster?

    Mention the word calcium, and just about everyone thinks about bones or teeth. It’s true that the majority of calcium is...

    Jerry BrainumDecember 8, 2009
  • Food Facts

    •B-vitamins may improve memory. Researchers gave mice with dementia nicotinamide, a form of vitamin B3, and the animals performed memory tests...

    Becky HolmanNovember 8, 2009
  • Multilevel Targeting

    Many educated dietitians believe that you should get all of the nutrients your body needs from the food you eat. They...

    Becky HolmanOctober 24, 2009
  • Exercise and Sports Nutrition

    I’m frequently asked to recommend an authoritative source of scientific information about sports nutrition. While there are many such sources, most...

    Jerry BrainumSeptember 10, 2009
  • Food Facts

    Co-enzyme Q10 (CoQ10) improves a specific cell function that can reduce headaches, according to a study reported in Neurology. About 100...

    Becky HolmanJuly 5, 2009
  • Minerals and Mood

    The main point of the study, however, is that a higher potassium and magnesium intake, coupled with a lower sodium intake,...

    Jerry BrainumJune 11, 2009
  • High Hopes

    Scientists are calling on the government to increase the recommended daily intake of vitamin D to 2,000 international units.

    Robert Goldman MD, PhDMay 15, 2009
  • Food Facts

    Folate, or lack of it, is linked to depression in new research. If you’re feeling down, you may want to supplement...

    Becky HolmanMay 3, 2009
  • New Studies From the ISSN Conference

    The focus of the annual meeting of the International Society of Sports Nutrition is the lectures given by highly qualified experts...

    Jerry BrainumApril 9, 2009
  • Muscle-Science Study Haul

    A Good Day at for Bodybuilding-Related Research.

    Jerry BrainumMarch 16, 2009