Category: Sport Nutrition
Biotech firm launches bioavailable curcumin in honey and cognitive drinks
By Indigo Pemberton October 13, 2026
Curcugen, a bioavailable curcumin in Mānuka honey and cognitive drinks, offering enhanced wellness benefits without synthetic enhancers.
D-ribose supplements may improve marathon performance and recovery
By Lyric Ashwood October 12, 2026
D-ribose supplements may improve marathon performance and recovery based on clinical trials from Beijing Sport University involving male marathoner
Avoid Premature Marathon Peak with Proper Tapering
By Indigo Pemberton October 5, 2026
Proper marathon tapering prevents premature fitness decline and ensures peak performance on race day.
Lululemon tights praised for adaptable weather performance
By Fern Covington September 29, 2026
Lululemon Fast and Free Tights are one of the best adaptable options for autumn runners facing temperature changes.
Doctors urge caution in treating low-risk prostate condition GG1
By Indigo Pemberton September 19, 2026
Doctors recommend active monitoring over treatment for GG1 prostate condition, affecting about 15% of men over 50 in biopsies, due to its slow progression.
Fathers’ B12 levels may lower birth defect risks
By Indigo Pemberton September 17, 2026
New research reveals fathers’ vitamin B12 levels before conception may lower birth defect risks, challenging traditional prenatal nutrition assumptions.
How to Get Your Doctor to Respond Online
By Fern Covington September 10, 2026
Write effective online messages to get a doctor to respond faster. Discover the key writing styles that improve communication and ensure timely car
Steinem Charts New Course in Medicine
By Lyric Ashwood September 8, 2026
Steinem charts new course in medicine, reflecting on how the profession has evolved from male-dominated to more inclusive leadership roles.
Doctors Recommend Daily Water to Combat Dehydration
By Indigo Pemberton September 4, 2026
Doctors recommend daily water intake to prevent dehydration in older adults, offering easy tips that lessen dizziness, weakness, and ER visits.
Doctors Hear Fewer Suits, Pay More, White Says
By Indigo Pemberton September 2, 2026
Malpractice premiums stay flat for physicians even as claim severity climbs, warning that the low lawsuit frequency may soon reverse and rates could rise.