Exercise and Sports Nutrition Laboratory at Texas A&M University

Exercise and Sport Nutrition Lab- Texas A&M University

News Archives

Phosphatidylserine supplementation improves cognitive function but does not affect mood or endocrine responses to resistance-exercise [October, 2011]
ESNL research on creatine supplementation featured as a top article in sports medicine by Lippincott, Williams, and Wilkins [September, 2011]
ESNL researchers present papers at the 23^rd International Sport Science Congress at Keimyung University in Daegu, Korea [August, 2011]
Data presented at the 2011 NSCA conference shows that the Curves with Zumba workout meets recommended exercise intensity guidelines [July, 2011]
A structured exercise and diet program promotes more favorable changes in body composition and weight maintenance than a meal-replacement based diet with encouragement to exercise. [July, 2011].
JISSN's debut ISI impact factor of 2.68 places it within the top 12% in the sport science category of peer reviewed journals [July, 2011]
ESNL Research Associate, Anthony Almada, receives Burton Kallman Scientific Award from the Natural Products Association [June, 2011]
Carbohydrate-restricted diet during resistance training promotes more favorable changes in body composition and markers of health in women with and without insulin resistance. [June, 2011].
Ingesting creatine with fenugreek promotes similar training adaptations than creatine and carbohydrate [June, 2011]
2011 American College of Sports Medicine Abstracts [May, 2011]
AlzChem Trostberg GmbH funds creatine research [May, 2011]
Creatine monohydrate remains best form of creatine [April, 2011]
2011 Experimental Biology Abstracts [April, 2011]