Archive - Physiologically Speaking (formerly Physiology Friday)

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Breaking down the 'active grandparent hypothesis.'

Mar 29

Pills and potions claim to promote well-being, but on what evidence?

Mar 27

In support of caffeine's activity-promoting effects.

Mar 24

Part III of a 3-part series on the current science of sports nutrition for health and performance

Mar 22

Screw your morning routine.

Mar 20

Making the case for (or against) a post-workout plunge.

Mar 17

Part II of a 3-part series on the current science of sports nutrition for health and performance

Mar 15

By 2035, over half of the world’s population will be overweight.

Mar 13

New data on the "masters athlete's heart."

Mar 10

Part I of a 3-part series on the current science of sports nutrition for health and performance.

Mar 8

Your weekly trifecta of impactful research in physiology, health, and exercise.

Mar 6

Not so "sweet" news about the cardiac effects of the sugar substitute.

Mar 3

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