Walk into any gym and you will find strong opinions on pre-workout nutrition. Some people swear by a bowl of oats an hour beforehand. …
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Nitrate-rich vegetables may be the most underrated performance foods around. New research explains why source matters more than dose.
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Zone zero is the fitness trend built on doing less. Here’s the science behind ultra-low-intensity movement and where it fits in your routine.
Dr Adam Collins explains the real metabolic science behind low-carb diets, from fat burning to glucose intolerance and why context is everything.
Nutrition scientist Dr Emily Prpa tells InForm about the wellness rituals and ingredients that support her gut health, energy and balanced approach to nutrition.
Interval walking: three minutes brisk, three minutes slow. The science is surprisingly strong. Here’s what the research shows and who it suits best.
Psychobiotics explained: the science behind specific strains, the gut-brain axis, and whether eating for your gut can genuinely improve your mood.