Excess sugar can be stored as fat, but the process depends on energy needs, glycogen storage, and overall calorie balance. Learn the evidence-based explanation behind this common nutrition question.
Female Athlete Triad is a key concept in female athlete health, linking low energy availability, menstrual disturbance, and low bone mineral density. Learn how evidence-based sports nutrition supports performance, recovery, and long-term health.
Nootropics are emerging in sports nutrition, esports, tactical performance, and brain health. Learn how cognitive nutrition may support focus, decision-making, and mental performance.
Learn five common sport nutrition myths about protein timing, carbs, BCAAs, creatine, and pre-workout supplements — and how to think more evidence-based.
Join GPNi’s free June webinar on peptides, GLP-1 therapy, and nutrition support, featuring expert insights on regulation, performance nutrition, and metabolic health.
Ask any experienced lifter about muscle memory and you’ll hear the same story: take a long break, lose size and strength, then come back and progress feels almost too fast.
t is true that not all cholesterol behaves the same in the body. One particular type of cholesterol is protective for the heart. HDL is often called “good cholesterol,”.
Everyone knows exercise is good for you, but does it really matter how you fit it in? Do you have to work out every day, or can you just power through a few tough sessions on the weekend and still stay healthy?
When I look back on my 30+ year career in sports nutrition, I realise something profound: every city, every conference, every lab, every factory, and every meeting with a world-class scientist