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  • Exercise, GH and Ergogenic Effects

    Exercise on its own is a potent growth hormone releaser; however, there are conflicting reports regarding the acute effects of exercise...

    Jose Antonio, Ph.D.December 12, 2010
  • Nutrition Attrition

    Many nutritionists say that taking supplemental vitamins and minerals is a waste of time if you eat enough of the right...

    Becky HolmanDecember 10, 2010
  • Just the Flax?

    A lot of bodybuilders believe they’re getting all the good omega-3 fatty acids they need from flaxseed. Many take it in...

    Butch LebowitzDecember 8, 2010
  • Liquid Levity

    According to research out of Tufts University, not drinking enough water can make you more confused and irritable. The debilitating-dehydration effect...

    Becky HolmanDecember 6, 2010
  • Whey Protein and Appetite

    In recent years whey protein has emerged as the premier protein supplement for triggering gains in muscle size and strength. What...

    Jerry BrainumDecember 5, 2010
  • Hormone-Replacement Therapy

    Q: My training partner and I are both turning 52 in the fall of this year. He went to the doctor,...

    Dave GoodinDecember 3, 2010
  • Hormone Highjack

    Years ago I read in a bodybuilding magazine the rationale for a well-known bodybuilder’s avoidance of drinking milk, especially prior to...

    Jerry BrainumDecember 1, 2010
  • Precontest Anabolics

    When carbs are reduced, it’s a good idea to increase fats as a source of calories that will help prevent catabolism...

    Jerry BrainumNovember 29, 2010
  • D-rail D-pression

    If you don’t get out in the sun often, take vitamin D supplements, at least 2,000 international units per day. And...

    Becky HolmanNovember 26, 2010
  • Sugar Shocker

    When someone tells you that all sugar is created equal, don’t believe it. Consider this statement from Richard Johnson, professor of...

    Becky HolmanNovember 23, 2010
  • Have You Had Your Pond Scum Today?

    You may already know that spirulina is a blue-green algae often seen floating on the top of lakes, where it’s referred...

    Jerry BrainumNovember 19, 2010
  • Food Facts

    Cocoa can significantly reduce inflammatory biomarkers related to hardening of the arteries. That’s due to its flavonoids, which have anti-inflammatory properties....

    Becky HolmanNovember 16, 2010
  • Whey, Milk, Insulin and Sleep

    A recent nutrition item on milk by Jerry Brainum (“Milk, Estrogen, IGF-1 and Insulin,” August ’09) got me thinking. When people...

    Butch LebowitzNovember 13, 2010
  • Anabolic Hormone Zone

    Testosterone is perhaps the most remarkable substance in our bodies. It has been offered as an explanation for all the infamies...

    Jacob M. Wilson CSCS and Gabriel J. Wilson MS CSCSNovember 10, 2010
  • A New Anticatabolic Supplement

    The ideal metabolic scenario for gaining muscle size and strength is to have the amount of muscle protein synthesis exceed that...

    Jerry BrainumNovember 10, 2010