Aslı D. Lanpir @dytaslidevrim

Postdoc - Dublin City University, Interested in Muscle Physiology and Aging- Working with Masters Athletes- Sports Dietitian Dublin City, Ireland Joined December 2016

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Mete Gazoz @metegazoz

4 years ago

Bugün yıllardır hayalini kurduğum, Rio’da gerçekleşen olimpiyatlardan sonra sizlere söz verdiğim olimpiyat madalyasına kavuşmanın mutluluğunu yaşıyorum. Yıllardır verdiğim emeklerin karşılığını aldığım, en önemlisi bana inanan sizleri gururlandırdığım için çok mutluyum.

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Kevin Whelan @ProfWhelan

5 years ago

Biochemical pathways of how gut microbiota convert fibre into short-chain fatty acids (good for the gut) *⃣Acetate can be converted to butyrate *⃣Some pathways lead to gas (H2, CO2, methane) Great #OpenAccess review in @MicrobiomeJ👉🏽 microbiomejournal.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11… #microbiome #SCFA

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Prof. Feynman @ProfFeynman

5 years ago

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Aslı D. Lanpir @dytaslidevrim

5 years ago

Remarkable presentation by @TStellingwerff 🤩👏🏻 why nutrition periodisation is crucial, and for which steps we need to consider when we arrange optimal personalized nutrition program for athletes? #Wenutritionconference

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Aslı D. Lanpir @dytaslidevrim

5 years ago

Science vs. pseudoscience? ‘Everyone who eats and drinks seems an expert in nutrition these days’ So true! An excellent talk again @Jeukendrup 👏🏻 #worldwidenutritionconference

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Kevin Whelan @ProfWhelan

6 years ago

New guidelines and algorithm from @esnm_eu on management of #constipation, indicating general measures (including #diet, #fibre, #probiotics) be considered. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…

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Asker Jeukendrup @Jeukendrup

6 years ago

Time to rethink the protein intake guidelines for athletes? bit.ly/2f3cwxE

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David_Propst_PA-C @PrimaryCarePAC

6 years ago

“If an athlete already ingests creatine supplements...and mTBI brain injury is a possibility in their sport, ingesting creatine may offer them brain benefits as well. Additionally, creatine supplements are widely available, inexpensive, and have a very good safety profile.”

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Samuele Marcora @SamueleMarcora

6 years ago

Do you use time to exhaustion tests for your research? If so, check out our open access paper on how to analyse physiological and perceptual data collected during TTE tests (with code in Supplementary Material) link.springer.com/article/10.100…