From an ISSN 2025 session: how pistachios compare on protein quality (PDCAAS), how plant-based diets affect performance, and practical ways to hit leucine targets.
From coach to educator: Peng Xie on evidence-based learning, teaching sports nutrition, and building a credible career through structured certification.
Learn why career growth in sports nutrition is driven by credibility, connections, and recognised education. Discover the GPNi® advantage: ISSN-backed pathways, community, and global network.
A GPNi analysis of a scoping review on sleep nutrition in elite athletes—what works, what’s weak, and how to apply kiwi, tart cherry, dairy, and timing.
Yeast protein has been recently presented as an environmentally sustainable and sustainable solution to the nutritional and environmental problems associated with conventional livestock farming.
Drew Campbell, CISSN explains why “certification mills” are rising in sports nutrition—and what credible, evidence-based sports nutrition certification should include to upgrade your career.
“In a world of certifications built by marketers and mass platforms, I created GPNi® to bring back credibility, science, and mentorship to the next generation of sports nutrition professionals.”
In the protein supplement industry, ill-intentioned manufacturers engage in deceptive practices such as amino spiking (also known as nitrogen or protein spiking).
Protein is an essential macronutrient required for various physiological processes, including muscle growth, repair, enzyme production, and immune function.