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Non-stick, Cast Iron, or Stainless Steel: Which Is Best?

Whether you are just embarking on a new diet plan or are a seasoned veteran, convenience is a huge part of success. Most of us are busy with other things besides training and eating. READ: Eating ... Continue Reading

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The Top 10 Nutrition Articles of 2014

Nutrition plays a big role in getting fitter and stronger, but it can get complicated. Our nutriton team went above and beyond in sorting through this year's important topics. The top articles cover ... Continue Reading

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Do You Even Low Carb? A Beginner’s Guide to Keto

Growing amounts of research are being published regarding the physical benefits of a low-carbohydrate ketogenic diet, not only in terms of aesthetic appearance and increased fat loss, but also in terms of ... Continue Reading

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How to Create Nutritional Plans That Stick

There are three things you should never talk about at the dinner table: politics, religion, and nutrition. Bringing up any one of those three could turn a loving family dinner into World War III. I do not ... Continue Reading

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How to Avoid the Void of Holiday Overeating

In the United States of America the Bermuda Triangle syndrome is looming. I am talking about the Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year’s Day holidays that can suck you in and wreak havoc in your life. But ... Continue Reading

Can Chocolate Help Fight Metabolic Syndrome?

We often hear chocolate is good for us, which can make a guilty pleasure a little less guilty. If you're like me, the creeping thought that this is just an excuse to indulge is always in the back of your ... Continue Reading

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Carbohydrates Affect Cognition After a Workout

Cognitive decline resulting from exercise-induced heat stress is a real concern for serious athletes. In a recent Journal of the International Society of Sports Nutrition study, researchers came up with a ... Continue Reading

The U.S. Government Is Full of Bad Ideas About Food

The current U.S. government guidelines continue to tell us to eat less and exercise more. This has been the advice since the early 1990s when the Food Pyramid became the standard for the United States. But ... Continue Reading

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Is Your Eating Hardcore Enough? The Truth About Getting Results

One of the biggest myths in the training world is that it’s the type of training you do that determines how you look. You know, that tired old “If you want to look like a sprinter, train like a sprinter” ... Continue Reading

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Folate, Alcohol, and Saturated Fat Benefit HDL Levels

We know that HDL is good for you, but we know less about what affects it. In a recent Nutrition and Metabolism study, researchers examined this substance in greater detail than ever ... Continue Reading

How Eastern and Western Diets Affect Insulin Resistance and Fat Levels

Managing and preventing metabolic disorders like type 2 diabetes is of critical importance to athletes. Metabolic disease reduces an athlete’s ability to use energy efficiently and increases insulin ... Continue Reading

Let’s Talk About Protein: When, Where, and How Much Do You Need?

There’s one thing we can say about protein: it’s complicated. Like so many other nutrition topics, there’s a lot we still don’t know, and what we do know isn’t always as straightforward as we would like it ... Continue Reading

How Paleo Living Helped Me Overcome Multiple Sclerosis

I remember like it was yesterday. The words over the phone line went something like this: “We are happy to tell you it appears you do not have an inoperable brain tumor. The latest tests confirm you ... Continue Reading

More Protein, Fewer Calories: A Winning Combo, With Reservation

When seeking to get leaner, many athletes and lifters look to a high-protein, low-carb diet to achieve ideal results. However, there are questions as to whether such an approach may alter hormones or ... Continue Reading

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High, Medium, and Low Protein Diets Put to the Test

Amino acids are of critical importance in the diet. Of course, the greatest source of dietary amino acids is protein from food sources. Protein provides the material for new muscle and the building blocks ... Continue Reading

Potatoes Are Not Evil

No food has been more unjustly maligned over the years than the potato. When we think of the lowly spud, all of the unhealthy preparation methods immediately come to mind - French fries, chips, potato ... Continue Reading

The Best Carb Source for Sleep Quality: Pasta, Bread, or Rice?

There has been some evidence that carbohydrates improve sleep in children. This data led to a recent study in PLoS ONE, which examined this phenomenon in adults. Specifically, the study asked how a carb ... Continue Reading

Nitrates and Nitrites: Should We Stop Eating Bacon?

One of the major arguments against eating cured meats such as bacon is the dangers of nitrates and nitrites. Now, I love me some bacon, so I’d like to figure out if this is a legitimate fear. What ... Continue Reading

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4 Nutrition Lessons That Can Benefit Anyone

Who would think sharing an opinion like, “I think eggs are bad for you” could cause people to get out their virtual torches and pitchforks? Yet it happens all the time on websites everywhere, not to ... Continue Reading

High-Protein Diet Better for Body Fat and Blood Sugar

The results of many recent studies continue to mount in favor of high-protein diets and supplemental protein, both for health and athletics. A recent study in the Journal of Applied Physiology was no ... Continue Reading

The Pre-Workout Benefits (and Drawbacks) of Carbs vs. Protein

As many athletes will tell you, how much to eat, what to eat, and when to eat are all important factors when it comes to pre-workout nutrition, but few know what’s best. A recent study in the Journal of ... Continue Reading

Death by Food Pyramid: When Science Is Not What It Seems

The results of nutrition research are often simplified and sensationalized by the news media. A recent article in Time magazine vilified our war on fat and seemed to almost want to start a war on ... Continue Reading

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The ABCs of Healthy Eating for Youth Competitions

Every parent, coach, and trainer knows that eating healthy while traveling is tough. Add the insatiable appetites of youth athletes into the equation, and it is easy to make unintended stops to fast food ... Continue Reading

What If We Thought About Movement Like Nutrition?

From the outside looking in, the realm of health and fitness can appear intimidating. There are so many new concepts to learn, programs to try, and products to buy. Additionally, many health and fitness ... Continue Reading

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