Through my time as a professional athlete, trainer and adviser, I’ve watched numerous athletes look for help through over-the-counter supplements. During this time— more than three decades in competition— I’ve watched Carnipure® L-Carnitine become a go-to sports supplement for hard-training female athletes.
You know you need protein, but do you really know how much? Protein is an essential need when it comes to building muscle, maintaining muscle and building strength, but if your diet is falling short on protein, you could be left weak and flat with little muscle gains. Read these four signs that your diet is falling short on protein.
The limited benefit of green tea extracts for weight loss does not appear to be worth the risk. Therefore, green tea extract containing concentrated EGCG is not recommended because of possible liver toxicity.
Following a strict diet and working out hard, day after day, can lead to nutrient deficiencies and ultimately hinder your muscle’s ability to make a proper recovery.
If you are looking for a way to make your holiday season less stressful and eliminate the cortisol cascade, your best bet is probably to just cancel all your family plans and relax on the beach in Hawaii for the week. But if you’re like most everyone else and that just isn’t an option, it’s time you attack the holidays head on with a Holiday Survival Cocktail to make sure cortisol stays low, energy stays high, and you make it through this time of year LEANER than when you started.
Every night, as I lay my head to sleep, my thoughts fill with melatonin… well, not really. Actually, melatonin does fill my brain, heart, muscles and nearly every organ and gland as the lights go down.
Having too much or too little of the following five minerals can cause thyroid dysfunction, which can have a direct effect on your metabolism and your body’s ability to be in an anabolic (muscle-building) or catabolic (muscle-wasting) state. Keep reading to find out if these minerals are part of your nutrition plan.
The supplement industry is bursting with fat-loss supplements. At least you, as a FitnessRx reader, realize that hard work in the gym is a crucial component of getting lean. You know that burning fat is going to require some dietary modifications (i.e., calorie restriction, reduced carbohydrates, nutrient timing). You can appreciate the concept that “sweat is fat crying.”
One of America’s most persistent causes of health problems, too little fiber, is highlighted in a federal agency report just released. One alarming statistic shows how bad the situation is: 97 percent of men and 91 percent of women don’t eat enough fiber, which can be a factor in some forms of heart disease, digestive disorders, and a host of other diseases and disorders, says the USDA Committee on Dietary Guidelines— which is released once every five years.
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