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Classic Beats Super Slow; Single 198 Second Sprint More Time Efficient Than Work-Matched HIIT; Exercise Better Than THC; Metformin + Cardio + Lifting = Anti-Obesity Triplet; Self-Efficiacy & Training Adherence - Plus: More!

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This is just a random selection of the unlimited movement patterns your body has been designed to execute - don't make the mistake and rely on only one of them! The amount of really interesting, let alone revolutionary new studies on the effects of different exercise modalities is not exactly high, to say the least. I am not quite sure, what the reasons are, but as I have stated before, part of it certainly is that you cannot monetize on the results by producing patentable drugs based on your findings and will thus have a hard time to find sponsors / get funding. It is therefore no wonder that many published papers are spin-offs of small scale trials that have been conducted as part of dissertations. Others simply use rodent models, which may provide relatively reliable data, when it comes to the effects of running on a treadmill, but are not exactly what I would want to see, when it comes to weight lifting or any other of the myriad complex movement patterns our bodies can , b...

You Are What You Eat? Not Really! Rodent Study Shows Mice Are What the Salmon Ate That's in Their Chow

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Image 1: Farmed Atlantic salmon - raised with & fried in soy *yummy* Health conscious as you are, you will probably make sure to get grassfed beef, pay extra for the delicious Kerrygold butter and ask your farmer whether the chicken that lay the eggs you are just about to buy were pastured or received the standard feed and tons of antibiotics... right? Ok, but do you know what the fish that's lying there right in front of you had as his last supper? No? Well, after reading today's SuppVersity news, you will probably give your fish monger the third degree... but one thing after the other. We are what that what we eat ate! In a soon to be published study in the British Journal of Nutrition , Anita R. Alvheim and her colleagues from the National Institute of Nutrition and Seafood Research , the Department of Biomedicine  at the University of Bergen in Norway, the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism in Rockville, USA, and the Department of Biology at ...
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