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If you are researching sports nutrition certifications, you have probably already noticed something confusing.

A GPNi analysis of a scoping review on sleep nutrition in elite athletes—what works, what’s weak, and how to apply kiwi, tart cherry, dairy, and timing.

Yeast protein has been recently presented as an environmentally sustainable and sustainable solution to the nutritional and environmental problems associated with conventional livestock farming.

Drew Campbell, CISSN explains why “certification mills” are rising in sports nutrition—and what credible, evidence-based sports nutrition certification should include to upgrade your career.

Inside elite performance nutrition: Dr. Reid Reale on evidence-based weight management, daily workflow, and what new practitioners must learn first.

Fasted cardio can increase fat oxidation during the session—but does it beat fed training for long-term fat loss? Here’s what meta-analyses show.

In today’s world, anyone can sell you a “sports nutrition certificate.” You pay a fee, download a PDF, and within a few hours you’re told you’re “certified.”

GPNi is excited to share that we’re sponsoring Sports Nutrition Symposium 13.0.

Drew Campbell, CISSN shares how expert-led, evidence-based sports nutrition shaped his thinking—and why GPNi® helps professionals gain skill, credibility, and global network. Includes testimonials from industry leaders.

Why body fat scales vary in lean, muscular athletes—and which methods (DXA, Bod Pod, BIA, 3D scan) are most reliable, based on ISSN 2025 insights. Slug: body-composition-testing-muscular-athletes