8 Ideas to (Hopefully) Help You Be Better
8 ideas to help you be better
8 ideas to help you be better
No, you won't die because you're sitting.
Some people claim their 'slow metabolism' is the reason they gain weight. But this isn't entirely true. Here's the truth about the slow metabolism.
Low carb diets are all the rage nowadays. But they're not magic like some gurus claim. Here's how low-carb diets actually work.
Cheat days have been a staple in fat loss diets for years. But they're secretly wrecking your progress.
Many calorie tracking apps encourage users to 'eat back' the calories they burn through exercise–here's why you shouldn't do that.
Does fasted training burn more fat than fed training?
Struggling to stick to your diet? Here are 8 ways to fix that.
Glutamine is commonly recommended for those wanting to lose fat, build muscle and strength. But do you actually need to supplement with it? Let's find out.
The Two Baskets Theory–a way to approach dieting.
Are eggs bad for your health or good for your health? What about cholesterol? Let's take a look at what the evidence says.
Some of the issues I have with the Health At Every Size argument.
You know what's awesome? Chocolate Easter eggs. You know what's not awesome? Gaining fat from eating chocolate Easter eggs. Don't worry, though, I gotchu.
Everything you wanted to know about caffeine – illustrated.
A principle I use to help with motivation
Here are 23 pieces of advice to help you actually make progress towards your goals this year.
Ever find yourself procrastinating or putting things off until tomorrow? Read this to find out why and how to stop.
BCAAs have long been a staple supplement for people looking to lose fat and build muscle–unfortunately, the science on BCAAs doesn't support the hype.
Everything you need to know about creatine – illustrated.
Trying to lose fat? Definitely avoid these 5 things.
I mean, the title says it all.
Wanting to make progress with your fitness goals but also want to party? Don't worry, I gotchu.
Aspartame is a popular artificial sweetener that's been met with a lot of controversy over its safety. So, is aspartame safe for human consumption?
How often should you be training for muscle and strength gains?