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  • Egg-cellent Protein for Muscle and Health

    We know that egg yolk contains two very important carotenoids—lutein and zeaxanthin—both of which have been shown to be great for...

    Jose Antonio, Ph.D.October 28, 2010
  • New Creatine Research

    As creatine’s popularity rose, investigators examined the best ways to use it in terms of uptake and absorption into the body....

    Jerry BrainumOctober 13, 2010
  • Pick Your Protein Wisely

    A large body of emerging data also suggest that taking casein throughout the day is of great benefit as well, as...

    George Redmon, Ph.D., N.D.October 10, 2010
  • New Protein-Timing Research

    Most bodybuilders are familiar with the extensive findings concerning the anabolic effects of downing a protein-and-carb combination prior to, just after...

    Jerry BrainumSeptember 25, 2010
  • Protein: The Most Important Nutrient

    In perhaps a more intriguing study, scientists looked at the effects of a high-protein vs. a high-carbohydrate diet on performance during...

    Jose Antonio, Ph.D.September 19, 2010
  • Fiber Up to Beat Low-Carb Woes

    When it’s time to get lean, that usually means reducing carbohydrates. Most bodybuilders tend to increase protein as they reduce carbs...

    Becky HolmanSeptember 1, 2010
  • A Very Cool Dipeptide

    The data showed that AG supplementation provided a significant ergogenic benefit by increasing time to exhaustion during a mild hydration stress.

    Jose Antonio, Ph.D.August 29, 2010
  • Keep Muscle, Lose Fat

    In previous studies a short-term calorie reduction didn’t seem to hurt performance. Similar findings have occurred in studies where carbohydrate intake...

    Jerry BrainumAugust 5, 2010
  • Wheat Can Make You Weak

    You may have heard of celiac disease, which affects one in every 100 Americans. It’s a severe aversion to gluten, a...

    Becky HolmanAugust 2, 2010
  • Put Your Protein Where Your Mouth Is

    The researchers concluded that timing protein intake may be a simple and effective strategy for increasing energy expenditure. Furthermore, increasing resting...

    Jose Antonio, Ph.D.June 27, 2010
  • Low Carbs and Metabolic Momentum

    The authors note that the glucose produced during gluconeogenesis can be used to slowly replenish depleted glycogen reserves, while other fuel...

    Jerry BrainumJune 15, 2010
  • Better Immunity Through Weight Training

    he researchers noted that being strong overruled other risk factors associated with cancer, such as age, having lots of abdominal fat...

    Jerry BrainumJune 6, 2010
  • Pyruvate: Muscle-and-Leanness Compound

    Simply put, pyruvate is formed during the metabolism, or digestion, of sugars and starches. It’s a key compound that jump-starts the...

    George Redmon, Ph.D., N.D.May 28, 2010
  • Nighttime Anabolism and Protein Before Bed

    I would not have predicted that. I would have surmised that the TFR method—morning, afternoon and preworkout—would have been superior because...

    Jose Antonio, Ph.D.April 7, 2010
  • Combo Protein Power for Muscle

    Taking in both kinds of milk proteins can help you optimize muscle growth.

    Jerry BrainumMarch 20, 2010