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Does pre-workout break a fast? Many fitness enthusiasts practice fasting regularly, but how can you ensure your supplements won't sabotage your efforts?

Curious about creatinine vs creatine? You're in good company and in the right place. A dietitian clarifies their unique purposes and why each matters here.

If you need help understanding protein powder labels, this guide can help interpret them to choose the best supplement for you.

Before you take pre-workout on an empty stomach, learn about the potential benefits and side effects of this fitness habit from a registered dietitian.

Pre-workout vs. energy drink: which is the better option before your next training session? A nutrition coach explains everything you need to know.

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Is pre-workout bad for your heart? It can be easy to believe considering how intense some high-stim pre-workouts are. So, we had a sports dietitian explain.

Not into protein powder? That’s OK. Here’s how to make protein shakes without protein powder.

From compound lifts to core exercises, our all-encompassing military workout will prepare you to excel in whatever branch you choose.

Wondering what the best fruit for muscle building is? A registered dietitian gives you 8 delicious options to support your body composition goals!

A sports dietitian discusses protein powder alternatives that can be used to help active individuals reach their protein goals without a shaker bottle.

Whey protein is one of the most researched sports nutrition supplements. Learn all the ways whey protein benefits your health from a registered dietitian.