How can you tell the difference between a qualified sports nutrition professional and generic online advice? Here are 7 questions to ask before trusting a nutrition plan.
Diets high in trans fats and saturated fats are linked with increased heart disease risk. Learn how fat quality affects LDL cholesterol, heart health, and better food choices.
Heat, altitude, travel, air quality, and hydration can all shape football performance. This GPNi article reviews recent Sports Medicine papers on the environmental challenges facing World Cup players.
JISSN will move to MDPI in 2027 under a new publishing agreement. Here is what sports nutrition researchers, practitioners, and industry professionals should watch.
Ketoacidosis occurs when excessive ketone production makes the blood dangerously acidic. Learn the difference between nutritional ketosis and ketoacidosis in this GPNi science article.
Does a low-carbohydrate diet improve or impair endurance performance? This article reviews the latest AJCN debate and explains why fueling strategy depends on intensity, duration, and athlete goals.
Lycopene is a powerful antioxidant found in tomatoes, watermelon, guava, and grapefruit. Learn its benefits, food sources, and how to improve absorption.
On the afternoon of June 15, 2026, the GPNi & ISSN Sports Nutrition Conference will take place at the National Exhibition and Convention Center in Shanghai during FiA.
Join GPNi’s free June webinar on peptides, GLP-1 therapy, and nutrition support, featuring expert insights on regulation, performance nutrition, and metabolic health.
Performance does not start at the whistle. Learn how the 4Ps framework helps athletes plan nutrition before and during competition for better fueling, hydration, and execution.
Discover how GPNi’s CISSN course helped a sports nutrition professional build confidence, apply evidence-based knowledge, and connect with a global community.
Learn why continuing education credits matter for sports nutrition professionals, how GPNi’s CEC policy works, and what you need to do to maintain your certification and stay current in the industry.
An ISSN educational recap from GPNi: what LEA and REDs are, why adolescence is high-risk (bone + hormones), red flags, screening tools, and prevention steps.
Drew Campbell, CISSN shares the “Passport Test” for sports nutrition careers—and why GPNi® is the only global, ISSN-backed pathway with real network access.