Nutrition

Is collagen right for you? TrueSport provides everything athletes should know about collagen supplements.

Iron and vitamin D are two common athlete nutrient deficiencies that can have a big impact on athletic performance and overall health.

These three Instant Pot recipes are truly easy to make, with minimal muss and fuss required.

While many athletes focus on nutrition to fuel their bodies, good nutrition is equally important for healthy brain function.

Try these easy five-ingredient recipes next time you need to whip up a quick dinner after your athlete’s practice.

There are some modern tweaks to nutrition myths you can make to ensure that your athlete is properly fueled and getting the nutrition he or she needs.

Meal prep may mean reimagining the process to save time, accommodate picky tastebuds, and work around your athlete’s busy schedule.

Now it’s time to decide which supplements might actually work and learn how to pick the lowest-risk product possible.

Learn why fad diets, including fasting, are often not appropriate for developing and active young athletes from our expert dietitian.

There are some red flags that you can always look out for when it comes to evaluating supplements and determining which ones to avoid.