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Jet Lag Makes Hockey Players More Aggressive and Prone to Penalties
Sleep & Recovery

Jet Lag Makes Hockey Players More Aggressive and Prone to Penalties

NHL teams playing behind their circadian rhythm get fewer penalties, while those ahead get more, revealing how body clocks affect behavior.

Research Paper
Mar 29, 2026 0
Why Women Gain Belly Fat After 40 and Evidence-Based Strategies to Reverse It
Brain Health

Why Women Gain Belly Fat After 40 and Evidence-Based Strategies to Reverse It

Dr. Mariza Snyder explains the hormonal shifts driving midlife weight gain and shares practical strategies to regain metabolic control.

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Mar 29, 2026 1
Morning Meals Beat Evening Eating for Weight Loss Through Better Hormone Control
Sleep & Recovery

Morning Meals Beat Evening Eating for Weight Loss Through Better Hormone Control

New research reveals how meal timing affects ghrelin hormone patterns and weight regulation through circadian alignment.

Research Paper
Mar 29, 2026 0
Max Lugavere Reveals How Health Research Transformed His Life During Darkest Period
Brain Health

Max Lugavere Reveals How Health Research Transformed His Life During Darkest Period

Max Lugavere shares the personal journey that led him from desperation to becoming a leading voice in health optimization.

Video
Mar 29, 2026 1
Aripiprazole Drug Shows Promise for Fixing Disrupted Sleep-Wake Cycles
Sleep & Recovery

Aripiprazole Drug Shows Promise for Fixing Disrupted Sleep-Wake Cycles

Study finds aripiprazole can restore normal sleep patterns in mice with methamphetamine-induced sleep disorders.

Research Paper
Mar 29, 2026 0
How Cognitive Biases and Wellness Cults Sabotage Your Health Decisions
Brain Health

How Cognitive Biases and Wellness Cults Sabotage Your Health Decisions

Linguist Amanda Montell reveals the psychological traps and cult-like dynamics undermining rational health choices in the wellness industry.

Video
Mar 29, 2026 1
Scientists Discover How STING Immune Protein Exits Cells to Fight Cancer
Autoimmune & Arthritis

Scientists Discover How STING Immune Protein Exits Cells to Fight Cancer

Researchers identify the molecular mechanism controlling STING protein trafficking, revealing new targets for cancer immunotherapy.

Research Paper
Mar 29, 2026 1
Blood Flow Restriction During Soccer Warm-Up Shows No Performance Benefits
Exercise & Fitness

Blood Flow Restriction During Soccer Warm-Up Shows No Performance Benefits

New study finds blood flow restriction warm-ups don't improve athletic performance but increase discomfort in soccer players.

Research Paper
Mar 29, 2026 1
Why Muscle Mass Percentage Trumps Body Fat for Longevity
Brain Health

Why Muscle Mass Percentage Trumps Body Fat for Longevity

Dr. Gabrielle Lyon reveals why muscle mass percentage is a more critical health metric than body fat percentage for aging well.

Video
Mar 29, 2026 1
Skin Absorption of Banned Sports Substances Creates Unintentional Doping Risk
Exercise & Fitness

Skin Absorption of Banned Sports Substances Creates Unintentional Doping Risk

Athletes can test positive for banned substances through accidental skin contact, raising concerns about contamination in sports.

Research Paper
Mar 29, 2026 1
Biological Maturity Advantage in Young Athletes Disappears by Age 17
Exercise & Fitness

Biological Maturity Advantage in Young Athletes Disappears by Age 17

New research reveals early-maturing soccer players lose their physical advantages as peers catch up during late adolescence.

Research Paper
Mar 29, 2026 1
Low Carb Diets May Sabotage Your Muscle Building Goals According to Dr. Gabrielle Lyon
Brain Health

Low Carb Diets May Sabotage Your Muscle Building Goals According to Dr. Gabrielle Lyon

Muscle-focused physician explains why restricting carbs could undermine your fitness and longevity goals.

Video
Mar 29, 2026 1
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