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Sports Supplements: What Works for Women
Surprise, surprise, some ergogenic aids work differently for us than they do for the guys. Research on female college athletes shows that more than 65 percent of them use some type of supplement at least once a month. I don’t know what the percentage is among performance-minded women outside of ...
by Dr Stacy Sims — Oct 11, 2024 supplements
Exercising While Pregnant Is Good For You and Your Baby, Too
A new study links a mom’s physical activity to her offspring’s lung function. For years, women have contacted me, fresh off a positive pregnancy test, wondering whether they need to stop working out for fear of doing harm. In fact, the opposite is true.   For starters, it is safe for female athl...
by Dr Stacy Sims — Oct 11, 2024 pregnancy
Period Power
Menstruation can be a prime time for PRs. Here’s how to go with the flow (no matter how heavy your flow). “What’s the matter, you on the rag?” “Hey ‘ladies,’ are you going to get your heads in the game, or do you need some tampons?” When I was coming up through sports, it wasn’t uncommon for mal...
by Dr Stacy Sims — Oct 11, 2024 anemia period
Save your Sleep
Women struggle more than men to get a good night’s rest. Let’s fix that. Women appear to have a predisposition to struggling with insomnia. Research meta-analysis has shown it. Surveys by the National Sleep Foundation have shown it. Up to 67 percent of women reported having trouble sleeping at l...
by Dr Stacy Sims — Oct 11, 2024 sleep
Beat the Heat
Working with your physiology to keep your cool is more important than ever as temperatures reach new heights. Though the temps are cool and cloudy here in the Southern Hemisphere where I live, active women working out in the Northern Hemisphere are facing scorching temps, with many places hittin...
by Dr Stacy Sims — Oct 11, 2024 heat
Fitspiration can be the Opposite of Inspiration
Research finds viewing #fitspiration posts can harm body image and make exercise feel harder. As a female athlete performance physiologist, I work with women of all fitness and age levels to optimize their physiology and help them feel and perform their best. I know all too well how many barrier...
by Dr Stacy Sims — Oct 11, 2024 body image
Worried About Wetting Yourself?
Research shows incontinence is common in active women. Don’t let stress incontinence keep you on the sidelines. During a photo shoot for our upcoming book (out Spring 2022), my co-author Selene Yeager was surrounded by fierce, active women, who openly shared something they generally keep secret:...
by Dr Stacy Sims — Oct 11, 2024 incontinence
The Contraceptive Conundrum
Is the pill blunting your training gains? Chances are, if you’re on the pill, it’s to prevent pregnancy (or to help treat other conditions like PCOS), not to enhance your athletic performance. But I’m guessing you don’t want your contraception to be hindering your athletic performance either. We...
by Dr Stacy Sims — Oct 11, 2024 contraception
Let’s Talk about Lived Experiences
We are more than organ systems in isolation. How we move through this world impacts our health, performance, and wellness–a lot. I’ve been thinking a lot about what scientists call “lived experience.” Lived experience is technically defined as “personal knowledge about the world gained through d...
by Dr Stacy Sims — Oct 11, 2024
Rundown? Underperforming? Research Shows You’re Likely Undernourished
Here’s how to make sure you’re eating enough! When women come to me because they’re struggling with poor performance one of the simplest (though not always easiest) and most successful strategies I provide is getting them to eat more. Many women athletes are chronically underfed, whether it’s be...
by Dr Stacy Sims — Oct 11, 2024 lea
Yes! You are an athlete. No! You shouldn’t practice Intermittent Fasting.
I sat down with 8x U.S. Champion Steeplechase runner and Olympic bronze medalist Emma Coburn for Episode 5 of Nuuness TV, a Nuun-sponsored YouTube series devoted to women in sports. It didn’t take long before the topic turned to my scientific impressions of current diet trends. Of course, I jump...
by Dr Stacy Sims — Oct 10, 2024 intermittent fasting keto
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