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Athletes commonly manipulate their fiber intake to adjust body weight or control intestinal issues. Here's an #OpenAccess article on Fiber: A forgotten carbohydrate in sports nutrition recommendations. @LouiseMBurke
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The same thermoregulation and dehydration guidelines used for adults who exercise in extreme heat can be used for youth ages 10-16. #OpenAccess
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Save the date: August 25th - @PINESOrg member Dr. Lilia Convit will share her experiences with assessing hydration status in athletes in the field and in research labs. Join PINES ($35US) to access this and other webinars; https://t.co/NjLi25uy8j
No statistically significant group differences in the prevalence of eating disorder diagnoses were observed between elite athletes, trained athletes, and a non-athlete reference group. #OpenAccess
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The American Heart Assoc. suggests a balanced approach to ultra-processed foods: Limit "junk food" but enjoy nutrient-rich UPFs such as whole wheat bread, low-sugar yogurt, and peanut butter. #OpenAccess
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What can athletes do nutritionally to recover well from ACL repair? This article looks at the potential role of protein, creatine, collagen, omega-3s, and other supplements. #Open Access
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Measuring an athlete's Resting Metabolic Rate is often done to assess for Low Energy Availability. This #OpenAccess article shares practical information regarding the pros, cons, and best practices:
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When you buy a carb gel, the calories listed on the label may not match what's in the product. They could be significantly less than expected:
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Most #ultraprocessed foods (UPF) tend to be calorie-dense and easily chewed and linked with weight gain. Lower-calorie UPFs that need to be chewed slowly are less are likely to be less fattening, #OpenAccess
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Athletes who eat a low-carb diet (<3 g/kg/day—about 200 g carb/day for a 68kg/150-lb athlete—are at high risk for low T3 and the negative effects of REDs. Restricting carbs and calories is a good way to hurt performance... #OpenAccess
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Adding glycerol and sodium to hyper-hydration fluids improved hydration status (increased fluid retention by ~1.2 L) — but did not improve half-marathon performance in warm conditions. More studies are needed!
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Contrary to prior belief, "Children aged 10–16 years are at a similar risk of hyperthermia and dehydration as adults during exercise up to 40°C" That said, athletes of all ages should strive to prevent dehydration. . #OpenAccess
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@PINESOrg will be hosting "The Sports Nutrition Battles" at the European College of Sports Science Annual Meeting. Lausanne Monday July 6 at 17:00-19:00. See you there? #ECSS2026
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Dietary supplements are widely used among athletes training in hot environments. Do any supplements help with heat regulation? This review of the literature suggests taurine might reduce heat strain while caffeine might increase it. #OpenAccess
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