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Real-World Supplement Test
In a study presented at the 2007 International Society of Sports Nutrition conference, researchers tested the effects of having a preworkout...
Jerry BrainumJanuary 16, 2009 -
IGF-1: Killer or Savior?
Numerous studies show that maintaining an optimal count of IGF-1 forestalls many of the typical signs of aging.
Jerry BrainumJanuary 4, 2009 -
Muscle Science Roundup
Unlike conventional aerobics, which increases resting metabolic rate only when you’re actually exercising, interval training leads to a sustained rise in...
Iron Man MagazineDecember 29, 2008 -
Muscle-Science Roundup
Here we are moving into 2008. Wow. It seems like only yesterday that we were stocking our garages with protein powder...
Steve HolmanDecember 14, 2008 -
Green Tea to Get Lean
In a recent study a group of researchers managed to separate the normal fat-burning effects produced by exercise and compare them...
Jerry BrainumDecember 11, 2008 -
Growth Hormone: Useless for Sports?
Peripheral weakness is a hallmark of acromegaly, as is a greater tendency to diabetes and heart disease. Andre Roussimuff (“Andre the...
Jerry BrainumDecember 8, 2008 -
GH Surge
What is it about resistance exercise that triggers muscle growth? What we and others have found in the lab is that...
Jacob M. Wilson CSCS and Gabriel J. Wilson MS CSCSSeptember 28, 2008 -
Snooze or Lose
Several studies have investigated the relationship between anabolic and recreational drug use and sleep. Various surveys of anabolic steroid users show...
Jerry BrainumSeptember 28, 2008 -
DHEAS Linked to Longevity
The amount of DHEAS, or dehydroepiandrosterone sulfate, that a man has in his blood is a “strong predictor” of how long...
Robert Goldman MD, PhDSeptember 22, 2008 -
Spilling the Beans on Coffee, Pt. 2
A recent study found that drinking coffee increases the resistance of low-density lipoprotein to oxidation, likely because of the incorporation...
Jerry BrainumJuly 28, 2008 -
Smoking, Depression and Life Expectancy
Smokers are 41 percent more likely to suffer from depression than nonsmokers, according to a new study.
Robert Goldman MD, PhDJuly 22, 2008 -
Creatine Myths Exploded
There’s an old saying that when you’re at the top, someone’s always trying to bring you down. The adage certainly applies...
Jerry BrainumJuly 1, 2008 -
Out of Africa
Testosterone is the key hormone that regulates gains in muscular size and strength. All anabolic steroid drugs are molecular manipulations of...
Jerry BrainumJuly 1, 2008 -
Another NO Booster
Supplements touted to increase nitric oxide seem to be popular among bodybuilders, judging from the number of companies selling them. The...
Jerry BrainumApril 29, 2008 -
Tonic in a Teapot
Today tea is the second most popular beverage in the world, trailing only water. The three main types of tea are...
Jerry BrainumJanuary 27, 2008


