Kreider on creatine
Issn's response to supplement legislation
Creatine is trending. Backed by decades of research, the ingredient is gaining traction for cognition, muscle health, and more, but it’s also facing potential restrictions under new legislation. We speak with leading creatine expert, Dr. Rick Kreider, about the ISSN’s recent response and what’s next for creatine in active nutrition.
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In this issue we’re taking a close look at the relationship between cognitive function and sports and active nutrition. We have several industry experts weigh-in on the topic, while supplying research on cognitive ingredient science. We also sit down with two prominent industry leaders on behalf of our partners, AHPA and WIN.
For the first Quarterly of 2024 we reached out to more than 500 sports dietitians, nutritionists and trainers to get their take on industry trends, nutrition questions they get from clients, and what ingredients they see on the active nutrition horizon.
Our Proactive Recovery issue looks at the steps sports dietitians, nutritionists and trainers can take to speed recovery for their clients. We breakdown the latest research on exercise recovery including using HMB for muscle recovery, as well as a whole host of recovery strategies from well-known industry researchers and experts like Dana Angelo White, Chris Mohr and Kerri Marshall and Rob Wildman. Read the issue.
The role of gut and digestive health in sports and active nutrition has received a lot of industry attention in recent years. Consumers are tuned into the connection between gut health and general wellness, and the nutrition research expands the understanding of our digestive health everyday. Our Quarterly on gut health provides a look at this important market, from stats showing it’s year over year growth, to a roundup of the latest research. We also profile emerging ingredients focused on active nutrition, like Kyowa’s Immuse post biotic for immune health. Read the issue.
An overlooked, under-researched area of sports and active nutrition, sports and active nutrition for women was the obvious choice for our very first quarterly. We assess the issue, relying on the most prominent voices advocating for more research for active women. Check out the quarterly to understand the issues regarding women’s sports nutrition research, features on breakthrough ingredients, and a look at female researches changing the status quo to address the unique needs of active women. Read the issue.
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