NMN supplementation, while inhibiting inflammatory signaling in exercised human skeletal muscle, may also suppress mitochondrial replenishment from phagocytes to repairing myofibers.
IFBB professional athlete Sara Willis explains how bodybuilding, personal training, pharmaceutical sales, and bioactive ingredients became one sports nutrition career.
Michelle K. Baker explains how anatomy, undergraduate research, faculty relationships, and ISSN shaped her path from exercise science to physical therapy.
ISSN co-founder and past president Tim Ziegenfuss reflects on the field’s early scientific battles, 23 conferences, and the network that shaped his career.
Does a ketogenic diet improve athletic performance? Explore what current evidence says about fat oxidation, exercise economy, training quality and sport-specific performance.
Professor Grant Tinsley explains how a last-minute ISSN trip helped build research collaborations, career relationships, and more than a decade of professional growth.
What happens after GLP-1 weight loss? Explore the evidence on weight regain, nutrition, lean mass, exercise and the role—and limits—of sports supplements.
On 22 September, Mark Timms and Dr. Reid Reale will take us inside that journey—from the changing room to the research lab, from fighter to coach, and from home to a life built in China.
Dr. K. Michelle Singleton discusses sports nutrition education, athlete recovery, student research, mentorship, and why young professionals should reach out sooner.
Jackie Kaminski explains how a competitive UFC internship, real-world experience, and professional relationships helped her build The Fight Nutritionist.