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Low energy availability and REDs: Hormone Disruption Before Amenorrhea in Endurance Athletes
Low energy availability can affect endurance athletes before obvious symptoms appear. Learn how REDs impacts hormone health, bone health and performance, and the early warning signs athletes and coaches should recognise.
How to Train Your Gut for Endurance Sport: Why Daily Nutrition Matters
Many endurance athletes such as runners, cyclists and triathletes practise fuelling during training but overlook the role of daily nutrition in gut training. Regular carbohydrate intake and diet composition can help the digestive system adapt to tolerate fuel during exercise.
Evidence-Based Sports Supplements That Improve Performance
Sports supplements are widely marketed to athletes, yet only a small number have strong scientific evidence supporting performance benefits. This article explores the supplements with the strongest research backing — including creatine, caffeine, beta-alanine, sodium bicarbonate and dietary nitrate — and explains how athletes can match supplementation strategies to the key performance limiter in their sport. Importantly, supplements should only be considered once nutrition, training and recovery are already well established.
Is creatine a beneficial diet strategy during menopause and peri-menopause? What the evidence says.
Is creatine supplementation beneficial for peri-menopausal and menopausal women? The evidence.