This study looked at the relationship between levels of Vitamin D in the blood and incidence of respiratory tract infections... or more commonly known as 'cold' symptoms. There seemed to be an association between higher levels of Vitamin D and lower incidence of cold symptoms.
It is interesting to note that a huge number of people in this study were actually 'deficient
Something that has come to my mind recently that I thought I would share, are the practises that surround water, its consumption and the relationship with bodyweight.
Water reduction has been common practice in weight category sports for ever, however it is not always done right. I will say now that consciously reducing fluid intake, by whatever amount, should be a last resort
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Martin MacDonald MSc CSCS, is both a peformance nutritionist and a strength and conditioning specialist. He provides information on all aspects of training and nutrition for both optimal health and performance, working with recreational and professional athletes as well as the general public.
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