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A six week randomized trial found people stuck with a daily inulin dose about six times better than with a supported exercise programme, a reminder that adherence, not potency, is where most gut protocols live or die. Elsewhere, a 200,000 adult cohort analysis reported that diet quality, not processing level, predicted disease risk, and a probiotic blend held the gut barrier roughly steady through a competitive weight cut.
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A double blind crossover trial found a 2:1 glucose to fructose blend oxidized more of the carbohydrate athletes actually swallowed, whether they were fully fueled or two days into an energy deficit. Elsewhere this week, carb loading research turned out to be mostly unblinded, and at the IRONMAN Worlds it was logistics and nerves, not knowledge, that broke women's fueling plans.
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You’re caught up. A weekly digest of new research in nutrition, metabolism, gut science and oxidative stress, so you do not have to read the papers to know what is in…
Plain language, honestly caveated, covering nutrition, metabolism, gut science and oxidative stress. Every study gets a standing note on what it does not show.
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