GPNi founder Drew Campbell shares what three decades in sports nutrition taught him about building knowledge, credibility, connections and a lasting career.
Can eating breakfast, drinking water, and exercising really increase metabolism? Explore what the evidence says and how these habits support energy expenditure and athletic performance.
A new network meta-analysis compares creatine, beta-alanine, and their combination for sprinting, jumping, repeated-sprint ability, muscular endurance, and aerobic performance.
Daily Values help athletes read nutrition labels, but they are not performance targets. Learn how to interpret %DV for protein, carbohydrate, sodium and micronutrients.
HYROX nutrition takes more than caffeine and gels. Learn how to fuel 8 km of running, sleds and functional stations with practical race-day strategies.
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.