Erik Bustillo shares an honest view of career uncertainty, scientific communication, ethics, networking, and long-term credibility in sports nutrition.
Dr. Cassie Evans reflects on moving from a nervous student poster presenter to the ISSN stage, and why asking for opportunities matters in sports nutrition.
Jackie Kaminski explains how a competitive UFC internship, real-world experience, and professional relationships helped her build The Fight Nutritionist.
ISSN co-founder Dr. Jose Antonio reflects on helping build sports nutrition as a profession, the value of face-to-face connection, and why career growth is an endurance test.
GPNi founder Drew Campbell shares what three decades in sports nutrition taught him about building knowledge, credibility, connections and a lasting career.
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
In earlier parts of this series, we talked about what sports nutritionists and sports nutrition coaches actually do, and what types of qualifications and education you might pursue.