ANSWERED: When is the Best Time to Exercise?
Trainer: Paul Arciero, PhD, FACSM, FTOS Did you know the time of day can impact your results in the gym? Lead researcher Dr. Paul Arciero discusses the findings of a new study that found exactly [...]
The Science Behind the AMPED Next-Level Pack
Whether you’re a seasoned vet or are just getting started, the AMPED™ Next-Level Pack can help you get the most out of your workout. Backed by the science of nutrient timing, the AMPED line was [...]
Nutrient Timing: Secrets to Optimal Body Composition (part 2)
Trainer: Paul Arciero, Ph.D., Scientific Advisory Board Member Whether your goal is to build muscle or decrease body fat, nutrient timing and macronutrient intake are crucial to achieving your goals. Scientific Advisory [...]
ISSN Position Stand: Nutrient Timing
Determining when to eat is just as important as deciding what to eat for both weight loss and athletic performance, yet its importance is often overlooked.
How to Build Muscle With Isagenix
The actual size of your muscle comes down to a simple equation called “protein turnover,” which is the sum of muscle breakdown and synthesis.
When you deprive your body of dietary protein and stop providing a weight-bearing stimulus, you have a negative protein balance, leading to the breakdown of muscle (1).
Nutrient Timing For Optimal Performance With Isagenix
If you’re going to work out, why not make the most of it with optimized nutrition! The nutrients you provide your body and when you take them, known as “nutrient timing,” can significantly affect how your body responds to exercise (1). The nutrient timing of food and supplements can be broken down into three distinct phases: pre-workout, mid-workout, and post-workout.
Answers to 10 Nutrition Questions Every Runner Should Know
Whether you are a seasoned runner or just starting out, the question of “what to eat” can be baffling. Depending on the intensity, frequency, and duration of exertion, the specific nutrition needed to properly fuel and aid in performance and recovery changes (1). The following answers will assist in helping you put sound nutrition practices into play. Remember—what you eat and drink can make or break your runs.*