🚨LEAD ARTICLE - JULY 2026🚨
How does resistance exercise to failure or non failure affect appetite hormones and energy intake? Cheng et al (2026) have just the paper to investigate this and it’s our lead feature this month!
Read the full paper here! 🔗 https://t.co/uJME2sKCu2
The factorial model: it all adds up.
Our new paper in @AJCNutrition now published here https://t.co/x1l9pkk3fg
...and associated editorial here https://t.co/jEqt3Ye37O
NEW PAPER
Energy requirements: the case for the factorial model (as opposed to the constrained model)
No direct evidence of ⬇️BEE as PAEE ⬆️
There is little evidence of constraint in Hadza and other hunter-gatherers
50 days free access Link:
https://t.co/I5YbZIk8aE
Time to see what our July issue has in store 👀
A fantastic set of papers featuring original research, reviews and a methodology paper! So, grab a copy of these articles and enjoy reading some science in the summer sun! ☀️
Well done to @SophieRussell99, Harry Yuen and the team for completing data collection on the KETO-GENETIC project! 🧬
A huge effort involving 69 participants, 130 trials and 260 adipose biopsies 🔬
Everyone at CNEM is proud of your hard work and looks forward to the results!👏
Our UCI Special Issue features this exciting review titled ‘Considerations and Applications for the Use of Sports Foods and Supplements to Improve Performance in Cycling’ by @jwhitfie@LouiseMaryBurke et al. (2026). ☕️💊
Check out the full paper here! 🔗 https://t.co/1q1l8ND8hd
New episode with @DrBSteamjets 📢
We discuss why common errors in interpretation can lead to overstated conclusions on a range of nutrition topics.
Lots of excellent details on methods, stats, and critical appraisal in nutrition.
https://t.co/tO9EjwNXOL
My old account @LouiseMBurke has been clearly hacked - believe me, crypto isn’t one of my “Ch” things. X won’t delete the hacked account or restore it to me, so jump ship and join the real me on a space where we can talk all things sports nutrition. Lots of new stuff to discuss!
@stevemagness@Gonzalez_JT@ProfTimNoakes I don't think this is about the level of control or lab- vs field-based studies. You can absolutely study what works in a real-world context - but randomisation is key to actually identifying whatever is actually working.
@stevemagness@Gonzalez_JT@ProfTimNoakes ...but you can never tell what thing actually works without testing to see if other things are causing the results you see? For that we need to systematically try different things (i.e. some controlled experiment). Observational evidence is useful but correlation is not causation
Our Editor, Professor James Betts, has written a fantastic Editorial for our special May issue ✍🏼
Read it now to know what exciting papers will feature in this UCI Sports Nutrition Project 🚲
🔗 https://t.co/48sLgBxSbk
We are pleased to announce that the UCI Sports Nutrition Project is featuring as our May special issue 🚲🔥
Whether you’re an elite road cyclist or like to take on the mountains, there is something in this issue for everyone! ⬇️
NEW PAPER
How long should washout be for reliable assessment of de novo lipogenesis (DNL)?
Our data suggest washout can be as little as 3 weeks without biasing estimates of hepatic DNL in the overnight fasted state
Why is this important?…
🔗 https://t.co/XsTnBTYds6
New editorial in @IJSNEMJournal announcing our special issue on nutrition for all things cycling: track/road, spring/endurance, BMX/cyclocross, hot/cold, performance/health...you name it. https://t.co/4NmfCCJ1IP
The latest article in the UCI Sports Nutrition Project series is now available @IJSNEMJournal, written with @LouiseMBurke & @inigomujika_en
Nutrition for the emerging disciplines of Esports cycling and gravel
https://t.co/mzjJdkVMS2
#Research by Russell G. Davies (@CNEM_Bath) et al. presents a randomised controlled trial to investigate the effects of a combined energy restriction and vigorous-intensity #exercise intervention on the human gut #microbiome 🔬 🏃
📜 Read the study here: https://t.co/bo4L2UTvbM