Sports nutrition: active ingredients
Who Should Not Take Glucosamine and Chondroitin
Glucosamine and chondroitin sit on the shelves of almost every pharmacy and supermarket in the UK, and many gym-goers take them as casually…
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Sports nutrition: new ingredients
GABA for Women: Are There Any Special Considerations?
GABA (gamma-aminobutyric acid) is marketed as a calming supplement for sleep and stress, and it has found its way into many "evening" and…
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Organ protection: new medicines
Atorvastatin: What the Clinical Trials Show
Atorvastatin is the most widely prescribed statin in the UK and the default choice in NICE guidance for lowering cardiovascular risk. Its…
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Nutrition
Vegetarian Diets and Strength Training
More British lifters than ever are cutting out meat, whether for ethical, environmental or health reasons. The worry that usually follows…
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Sports nutrition: new ingredients
Exogenous Ketones for Women: Is There Anything Different?
Exogenous ketones, sold as ketone esters or ketone salts, promise a fourth fuel for exercise alongside carbohydrate, fat and protein. They…
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Organ protection: new medicines
Myths About Losartan
Losartan is one of the most frequently dispensed blood pressure tablets in England. Its popularity has brought a crop of half-truths: that…
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Tests and monitoring
FSH: What the Test Shows and Why It Matters for Athletes
Follicle-stimulating hormone, or FSH, rarely features in gym conversations, yet it is one of the clearest windows into how well the…
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Tests and monitoring: new topics
How to Prepare for an Apolipoprotein B Test: The Rules
Apolipoprotein B, usually shortened to apoB, is increasingly recommended as a sharper measure of cardiovascular risk than LDL cholesterol…
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Sports nutrition: new ingredients
What to Combine Iron With
Iron supplements are notoriously fussy. The same tablet can be absorbed well or poorly depending on what you take it with, when you take it…
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Sports nutrition: general topics
Fake Sports Supplements: How to Spot Them
A tub of protein or pre-workout bought at a suspiciously low price may contain far less of the active ingredient than promised, cheap…
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Sports nutrition: active ingredients
Creatine Monohydrate: Product Forms and Which to Choose
Creatine monohydrate is the most researched sports supplement in the world, and its effects on strength and power are well established. Yet…
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Organ protection: new medicines
Ezetimibe Interactions With Other Medicines
Ezetimibe is often prescribed alongside a statin, or on its own when statins are not tolerated. It has a reputation as a "clean" drug with…
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Organ protection
Ursodeoxycholic Acid: What the Clinical Trials Show
Ursodeoxycholic acid, also known as ursodiol or UDCA, is a bile acid with a long history in hepatology. In some liver diseases it is…
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Organ protection: new medicines
Losartan: What the Clinical Trials Show
Losartan was the first angiotensin II receptor blocker to reach the market, and it has been tested in some of the largest cardiovascular…
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Sports nutrition: new ingredients
MSM (Methylsulfonylmethane) After 40
After 40, many active people notice that joints take longer to settle after a hard session and that minor aches linger.…
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