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Hit 50g Protein by Noon to Boost Performance
SocialApr 15, 2026

Hit 50g Protein by Noon to Boost Performance

If you haven’t hit at least 50g of protein in by 12:30 pm you’re already behind. Yes, you should be eating 20–40g of protein at each meal. Skipping or under-eating earlier in the day is a big reason why you’re struggling. You’re...

By Wendi Irlbeck, MS, RDN, CISSN
Balanced Nutrition: Plants, Fiber, Carbs, and Flexibility
SocialApr 15, 2026

Balanced Nutrition: Plants, Fiber, Carbs, and Flexibility

Unpopular truths about nutrition: - You need plants in your diet and probably more servings than you think. - Fiber is good for your gut and heart health. It also plays a role in satiety. - Carbs aren’t the enemy. They’re...

By Allison Knott, MS, RDN, CSSD
Fuel Up: Carbs Support Training and Body Adaptation
SocialApr 14, 2026

Fuel Up: Carbs Support Training and Body Adaptation

Some reminders for runners increasing carbs for performance and health while navigating tough body image feels. You’re not doing anything wrong if your body is changing or feels different right now. Your body is adapting to the work you are...

By Amanda Katz | Strength + Run Coach
Test, Target, and Clear Oxalates with Lemon & Biotin
SocialApr 14, 2026

Test, Target, and Clear Oxalates with Lemon & Biotin

Do you know what oxalates are actually doing to your body? Did you know lemon juice breaks them down and biotin clears them out? Most people only know half the protocol, which is why you should get a urine organic acid...

By Dave Asprey
Moderate Coffee Intake Cuts Stress and Anxiety Risk
SocialApr 14, 2026

Moderate Coffee Intake Cuts Stress and Anxiety Risk

Scientists Identify Coffee 'Sweet Spot'–Here's How Much to Drink Each Day for Lower Risk of Stress and Anxiety https://t.co/DohCegVD51 https://t.co/N6P8qAxfr2

By David Barzilai, MD PhD
Rethinking Endurance: Evidence-Based Guidance Over Old Myths
SocialApr 14, 2026

Rethinking Endurance: Evidence-Based Guidance Over Old Myths

Endurance performance may need to be reimagined. We explore whether some of the most familiar messages in endurance performance still hold true, and where a more contemporary evidence based approach may offer better guidance. Learn more: https://t.co/UXBWDt3JIP https://t.co/nRqSKWTXXR

By Asker Jeukendrup, PhD
Muscle Gains and Fat Loss Possible Simultaneously
SocialApr 14, 2026

Muscle Gains and Fat Loss Possible Simultaneously

Body recomposition - you CAN build muscle and lose fat simultaneously 💪 This new study recruited 30 resistance-trained individuals to a 10-week study (4x gym sessions per week) 🏋️ Participants were randomised into one of three groups… 1️⃣ Isocaloric (energy balance) 2️⃣ Deficit (250...

By Tom Coughlin, MSc (Performance Nutritionist)
Carb Mouth Rinse Boosts Heavy‑Lift Performance, Shows CNS Fatigue
SocialApr 14, 2026

Carb Mouth Rinse Boosts Heavy‑Lift Performance, Shows CNS Fatigue

Carbohydrate mouth rinsing increases work done during a strength training workout involving a small number of reps with a heavy load, showing that exercise need not be long-duration in order for supraspinal CNS fatigue to occur. https://t.co/Q11E9Ep6bb

By Chris Beardsley
Get Essential Nutrients From Whole Foods, Not Pills
SocialApr 14, 2026

Get Essential Nutrients From Whole Foods, Not Pills

EAT THIS INSTEAD OF SUPPLEMENTS: 1. Magnesium: Dark chocolate, spinach, pumpkin seeds and almonds. 2. Zinc: Chickpeas, cashews, hemp seeds and lentils. 3. Iron: Spinach, lentils, quinoa, dried apricots and tofu. 4. Vitamin C: Bell peppers, kiwi, strawberries, broccoli and oranges. 5. Omega 3: Walnuts,...

By twistie_bites
One Drink Harms Health: Quit Alcohol Now
SocialApr 14, 2026

One Drink Harms Health: Quit Alcohol Now

Friends, stop drinking alcohol. Not cut back. Eliminate. > alcohol increases cortisol > disrupts REM sleep > accelerates epigenetic aging > shrinks hippocampal volume > elevates resting heart rate > raises inflammatory markers > impairs glucose metabolism for 16 hrs One drink does that.

By Bryan Johnson
Rory McIlroy’s Diet: High Protein
SocialApr 13, 2026

Rory McIlroy’s Diet: High Protein

If you want to fuel like Rory McIlroy, it’s actually pretty consistent with my recommendations as a registered dietitian and certified sports nutritionist. He prioritizes protein first (around 170–180g daily) to support muscle, recovery, and stable energy. Then he adds in...

By Wendi Irlbeck, MS, RDN, CISSN
Combine Low‑GI Foods with Protein for Steady Blood Sugar
SocialApr 13, 2026

Combine Low‑GI Foods with Protein for Steady Blood Sugar

Knowing the glycemic index of foods can be helpful. Cleveland Clinic shares this image. Working toward a steady state of glucose without big spikes throughout the day is a good goal. To achieve this, it is best to focus on...

By Beth Frates, MD
Skip Meals Around Sleep to Improve Metabolism
SocialApr 13, 2026

Skip Meals Around Sleep to Improve Metabolism

If you are struggling with the symptoms of metabolic issues, such as blood glucose fluctuations, high body fat percentage/inability to lose weight, low heart rate variability, high heart rate, etc., then it’s pretty likely you would benefit from not eating...

By Ben Greenfield
Calorie Cutting Lowers Epigenetic Age and Inflammaging Protein C3a
SocialApr 13, 2026

Calorie Cutting Lowers Epigenetic Age and Inflammaging Protein C3a

Caloric restriction (CR) slows aging in rodents. People who cut calories by 14% over 2 years had lower epigenetic ages of some tissues & inflammatory protein C3a, regardless of BMI. In mice, lowering C3a levels reduced inflammaging, especially in fat....

By David Sinclair, PhD
Boost Athletic Recovery: Nutrition-Optimized Sleep Workshop
SocialApr 13, 2026

Boost Athletic Recovery: Nutrition-Optimized Sleep Workshop

LAST CHANCE to register https://t.co/6Nswtdw8XP Can you improve sleep with nutrition? Learn how to optimise sleep for better recovery, adaptation and performance in sport. https://t.co/OaGTE28Goh

By Asker Jeukendrup, PhD
Time‑restricted Eating Cuts Glucose, Insulin Resistance, HbA1c
SocialApr 13, 2026

Time‑restricted Eating Cuts Glucose, Insulin Resistance, HbA1c

Efficacy of different types of intermittent fasting in improving glycemic control in adults with overweight or obesity: a systematic review and network meta-analysis "Compared with a CON, TRE resulted in a larger reduction in fasting glucose... insulin resistance... HbA1c..." https://t.co/Jq9EpoAy3u

By David Barzilai, MD PhD
Eat Big to Cut Weight and Keep Power
SocialApr 13, 2026

Eat Big to Cut Weight and Keep Power

This is how a 57kg MMA fighter ate in camp to make weight 2,500kcals 350g carbs 150g protein 46g fats When you train like a beast, you need to eat like one too Funny thing is he’s eating more now...

By Liam Williams – The Combat Sports Nutritionist
Caffeine Boosts Performance, Disrupts Sleep—Timing Is Key
SocialApr 13, 2026

Caffeine Boosts Performance, Disrupts Sleep—Timing Is Key

Caffeine can enhance performance and impair sleep. Learn how dose and timing matter in sport. Sign up: https://t.co/0PJC4DLDwV https://t.co/PHd1LGS0UD

By Asker Jeukendrup, PhD
Creatine Plus Resistance Training Boosts Healthy Aging
SocialApr 13, 2026

Creatine Plus Resistance Training Boosts Healthy Aging

Is there a role for creatine in healthy ageing? This blog reviews the evidence on creatine supplementation, especially when combined with resistance training, as a strategy to promote healthy ageing. Click here: https://t.co/3sLdyAxgJL https://t.co/ZbTLlZxubR

By Asker Jeukendrup, PhD
Eat Before Exercise—Tailor Timing, Portion, and Carbs
SocialApr 13, 2026

Eat Before Exercise—Tailor Timing, Portion, and Carbs

Should you eat before a workout? Absolutely. But there are a few things to consider before you do: 1. When was your last meal? 2. Are you hungry? 3. How much time do you have before your workout? 4. Do you have quick-digesting carbs...

By Allison Knott, MS, RDN, CSSD
Vitamin D Overdose Cases Surge, Kids at Risk
SocialApr 13, 2026

Vitamin D Overdose Cases Surge, Kids at Risk

Taking Too Much Vitamin D Can Backfire, Scientists Warn “From 2000 to 2014, there were more than 25,000 cases of vitamin D toxicity reported in the US. From 2005 to 2011, these cases increased by 1600 percent, and many involved children...

By David Barzilai, MD PhD
Creatine Boosts Testosterone, Libido, Muscle & Brain Health
SocialApr 13, 2026

Creatine Boosts Testosterone, Libido, Muscle & Brain Health

Turns out creatine supports more than just muscle growth, it also supports testosterone production and libido. I recommend creatine from Qualia. It is doctor-formulated, helps promote strength, build lean muscle, and promotes cognitive function and healthy aging. https://t.co/N8PlVCPQBk

By Dave Asprey
Garlic Intake Linked to Lower Mortality in Chinese Elders
SocialApr 12, 2026

Garlic Intake Linked to Lower Mortality in Chinese Elders

Garlic Consumption and All-Cause Mortality among Chinese Oldest-Old Individuals: A Population-Based Cohort Study https://t.co/Oda8CifdOX #mdpinutrients

By Michael Lustgarten, PhD
Hidden Nutrient Depletion Threatens Women Trying to Conceive
SocialApr 12, 2026

Hidden Nutrient Depletion Threatens Women Trying to Conceive

Things that deplete your nutrient stores that nobody warns you about: - Birth control (zinc, magnesium, B2, B6, B12, folate, vitamin C, vitamin E) - PPIs for reflux (B12, magnesium, iron, zinc) - Metformin for PCOS (B12) - Undereating for years - Pregnancy - Breastfeeding - High...

By Preethi Kasireddy
Metabolism Shifts: Carb Overload at Rest, Balance With
SocialApr 12, 2026

Metabolism Shifts: Carb Overload at Rest, Balance With

Did resting + VO2 Max tests last week and learned a lot about my metabolism - apparently I consume too many carbs at rest but at light exertion it shifts to 50:50. Doctor recommended that I mix up my cardio...

By Albert Wenger
Beyond Sodium: Potassium and Magnesium Essential for Balance
SocialApr 12, 2026

Beyond Sodium: Potassium and Magnesium Essential for Balance

Sodium often gets the spotlight, but it is not the only important electrolyte. This blog outlines the roles other electrolytes, such as potassium and magnesium, in maintaining fluid balance and cellular function. Click here: https://t.co/BECNoO23Td https://t.co/1u7PMTtrzE

By Asker Jeukendrup, PhD
Total Protein, Not Timing, Drives Muscle Growth
SocialApr 12, 2026

Total Protein, Not Timing, Drives Muscle Growth

Some 20+ years ago, when I was studying exercise science, nutrient timing was viewed as a cornerstone of muscle growth. We were taught about the so-called “anabolic window,” which suggested that protein needed to be consumed within ~45 minutes after...

By Brad Schoenfeld, PhD
Modern Evidence Redefines Pre-Exercise Fueling Strategies
SocialApr 12, 2026

Modern Evidence Redefines Pre-Exercise Fueling Strategies

A live webinar that revisits pre exercise fuelling through a more contemporary evidence based lens, including carbohydrate, protein, fat, caffeine, beetroot juice, modified starches, metabolism, performance, and GI comfort. Join the webinar with 40% off: https://t.co/UXBWDt3JIP https://t.co/emoqZs52Yc

By Asker Jeukendrup, PhD
Eat Early, Sleep Better: Front‑Load Your Calories
SocialApr 12, 2026

Eat Early, Sleep Better: Front‑Load Your Calories

Front loading your calories is a game changer. Every time I visit family and have a late night meal or go out to eat and eat a big dinner, I feel off the next morning. I wake up not quite hungry...

By Preethi Kasireddy
Why Standard Health Tips Miss Neurodivergent Realities
SocialApr 12, 2026

Why Standard Health Tips Miss Neurodivergent Realities

I'm a neurodivergent health researcher. Here are 12 health tips that are correct in theory but often fail in real life (especially for NDs): (and what actually works better)

By Hussein Naji, PhD (Healthcare Research)
Vitamin C May Halt Aging for Just Cents Daily
SocialApr 12, 2026

Vitamin C May Halt Aging for Just Cents Daily

Vitamin C for Anti-Aging? New 2026 Science (Human and Monkey) 1/2) Could you really slow aging for as little as 6.2 cents per day? Based on new human and primate data published in Cell Metabolism, it might actually be possible. TL;DR: Vitamin...

By Nick Norwitz MD PhD
The 1:10 Protein Rule Sticks in Your Mind
SocialApr 12, 2026

The 1:10 Protein Rule Sticks in Your Mind

POV: you learned the 1:10 protein rule and now you can’t unsee it Follow @trizzlemanfitness for more

By Trent Harrison | Online Fitness Coach
NMN Reverses Ovarian Aging in Mice, Human Trials Needed
SocialApr 12, 2026

NMN Reverses Ovarian Aging in Mice, Human Trials Needed

DATA REPRODUCED: In old female mice, NMN restores ovarian follicle reserve in 10 days. Optimal dose was 200-500 mg/kg body weight/day. Equivalent to 35-45 in woman years. Clinical trials are needed 🐭🧓 https://t.co/oVeGUZSaQ0

By David Sinclair, PhD
High‑carb, Low‑fat Diets Boost Triglycerides and Fatty‑acid Synthesis
SocialApr 11, 2026

High‑carb, Low‑fat Diets Boost Triglycerides and Fatty‑acid Synthesis

Effect of high-carbohydrate feeding on triglyceride and saturated fatty acid synthesis "The results of a series of studies in lean and obese weight-stable volunteers showed that very-low-fat (10%), high-carbohydrate diets enriched in simple sugars increased the fraction of newly synthesized fatty...

By David Barzilai, MD PhD
Cut Inflammatory Foods, Add Creatine for Joint Health
SocialApr 11, 2026

Cut Inflammatory Foods, Add Creatine for Joint Health

Superfoods could be fueling your arthritis. When you remove inflammatory foods and upgrade your supplements and protocols, you can support collagen synthesis to lower your risk. I recommend creatine from Qualia. It is doctor-formulated, helps promote strength, build lean muscle,...

By Dave Asprey
Potatoes Omitted From Healthy Plate Due to Sugar Risks
SocialApr 11, 2026

Potatoes Omitted From Healthy Plate Due to Sugar Risks

"The School’s Healthy Eating Plate does not include potatoes in its vegetable recommendations given their negative impact on blood sugar. Researchers at the School and elsewhere have found that diets high in potatoes and similarly rapidly digested, high-carbohydrate foods can...

By David Barzilai, MD PhD
Erythritol Not Proven Cardiovascular Threat, Evidence Shows
SocialApr 11, 2026

Erythritol Not Proven Cardiovascular Threat, Evidence Shows

The totality of evidence does not support the conclusion that dietary erythritol drives cardiovascular harm. The paper referenced claims erythritol “adversely affects brain microvascular endothelial cell function,” but it’s an in VITRO study bathing isolated cells in erythritol for 3...

By Bryan Johnson
PPIs May Deplete Fertility‑Critical Nutrients—Get Tested
SocialApr 11, 2026

PPIs May Deplete Fertility‑Critical Nutrients—Get Tested

If you have been on a proton pump inhibitor for reflux or heartburn for more than a few months, it is worth noting that it can deplete you of certain nutrients. PPIs suppress stomach acid, which your body needs to...

By Preethi Kasireddy
Clear Nutrition Plans Boost Student-Athlete Strength and Recovery
SocialApr 11, 2026

Clear Nutrition Plans Boost Student-Athlete Strength and Recovery

Student-athletes often struggle to build muscle, increase strength, and recover effectively not because they lack effort, but because they lack clarity around what to eat, how much to eat, and when to eat. My Elite Athlete Program removes the guesswork providing...

By Wendi Irlbeck, MS, RDN, CISSN
Beetroot Juice Impairs Bench Press Power in Women
SocialApr 11, 2026

Beetroot Juice Impairs Bench Press Power in Women

Does beetroot juice work for female athletes? 🫜 This new study recruited 18 resistance-trained women to a crossover design where they supplemented with… 1️⃣ Beetroot juice (~400mg nitrate) 2️⃣ Nitrate-depleted beetroot juice …2.5 hrs prior to resistance-exercise ⏰ Results 📊 There were no differences...

By Tom Coughlin, MSc (Performance Nutritionist)
Energy Drinks Fail; Hydrate, Sleep, Eat Right
SocialApr 10, 2026

Energy Drinks Fail; Hydrate, Sleep, Eat Right

Red Bull, Monster, Celsius and other energy drinks are straight bull 💩. Relying on energy drinks for energy as a student athlete or adult is like rearranging furniture on a sinking ship. If you’re low on energy here’s what you...

By Wendi Irlbeck, MS, RDN, CISSN
Space Protein Even in Deficit to Preserve Muscle
SocialApr 10, 2026

Space Protein Even in Deficit to Preserve Muscle

Even when in a calorie deficit, for maintaining/building muscle and maximizing muscle protein synthesis, spreading protein intake throughout the entire day (or “pulsing” with compounds like leucine or essential amino acids) is a very good strategy (at around 0.5-0.55 g/kg):...

By Ben Greenfield
Artificial Sweeteners Trigger Multigenerational Gut and Gene Shifts
SocialApr 10, 2026

Artificial Sweeteners Trigger Multigenerational Gut and Gene Shifts

Artificial and natural non-nutritive sweeteners drive divergent gut and genetic responses across generations "Sucralose consumption affects glucose tolerance, the expression of liver Srebp1 and intestinal Tnf and Tlr4, fecal microbiota composition and SCFA concentrations, and these changes are transmitted across generations....

By David Barzilai, MD PhD
Micronutrients and Healthy Fats Power Athletic Recovery
SocialApr 10, 2026

Micronutrients and Healthy Fats Power Athletic Recovery

Something many athletes, coaches, and parents overlook when it comes to meal planning is the power of micronutrients and healthy fats in recovery. 🍒Antioxidants help combat exercise-induced oxidative stress. 🥑Healthy fats support cellular repair and help reduce inflammation. 💦Hydration drives nutrient delivery...

By Wendi Irlbeck, MS, RDN, CISSN
Target Insulin Resistance, Inflammation for Superior Diet Benefits
SocialApr 10, 2026

Target Insulin Resistance, Inflammation for Superior Diet Benefits

As a medical school professor, I teach my students about DASH, Mediterranean, and other "healthy" diets. They all help. But new research shows they're not targeting the right pathways. A massive study of 205,852 adults followed for 32 YEARS found that metabolic...

By Robert Lufkin, MD
NMN Daily Restores NAD, Supports Healthy Aging
SocialApr 10, 2026

NMN Daily Restores NAD, Supports Healthy Aging

David Sinclair takes 1 gram of NMN every single day. Here's why. As you age, your body loses up to 50% of a molecule called NAD. NAD is a molecule that acts like fuel powering your sirtuin genes - the genes responsible...

By John Cumbers
Flavonoid‑Rich Diet Cuts Obesity Risk by Up to 23%
SocialApr 10, 2026

Flavonoid‑Rich Diet Cuts Obesity Risk by Up to 23%

Higher polyphenol intake reduces obesity risk 🍒 This new meta-analysis compiled data from 10 studies and over 100,000 participants to establish the association between polyphenols intake and obesity 📚 Here is what they found ⬇️ 📉 When polyphenolic compounds were pooled,...

By Tom Coughlin, MSc (Performance Nutritionist)
Soluble Fiber Modestly Lowers Weight and Improves Glucose
SocialApr 10, 2026

Soluble Fiber Modestly Lowers Weight and Improves Glucose

Effects of isolated soluble fiber supplementation on body weight, glycemia, and insulinemia in adults with overweight and obesity: a systematic review and meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials https://t.co/I18LeZHCIC

By Michael Lustgarten, PhD
Muscle‑building Carbs: Less than You Think, Context Matters
SocialApr 9, 2026

Muscle‑building Carbs: Less than You Think, Context Matters

You need to turn *this many* carbs to maximize muscle growth…the answer is a little nuanced (e.g., Do you train fasted? Do you train high volume? Do you train multiple times in a day?)… But still less carbs than you...

By Ben Greenfield