Learn · Sports and Performance Nutrition
Lecture 6 of 48Week 1
Dr. Sola- Athletes with celiac disease and gluten sensitivity
Prof. Geetha Ghaliyavar · IIT Madras
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All the lectures
- Introduction to sports and performance nutrition
- Introduction to energy availability
- Fundamentals of carbohydrates
- Carbohydrate manipulation for sports performance
- Myths around carbohydrates
- Dr. Sola- Athletes with celiac disease and gluten sensitivity
- Microbiota accessible carbohydrates
- Importance of proteins in performance
- Introduction to protein and protein supplements
- Introduction to fats and its importance in performance
- Hydration and electrolytes
- Practical implications of hydration
- Mineral- Iron
- Minerals- Calcium, Magnesium Zinc and Selenium
- Antioxidants
- Water soluble vitamins
- Fat soluble vitamins
- Energy systems and biochemical pathways
- Anabolic window period for nutrient intake
- Introduction to nutrient periodization
- Applied aspects of nutrient periodization
- Training the Gut
- Competition nutrition
- Carbohydrate loading for sports performance
- Weight making and weight cycling
- Travel guidelines for athletes
- Supplements and ergogenic aids
- Three R principal
- Lifestyle practices to enhance recovery
- Sleep hygiene
- Immunity and gut health
- Sports injury and dietary interventions
- Lifestyle practices to enhance recovery
- Vegetarian and vegan athletes
- Diabetic athletes
- Female athletes
- Young and adolescent athletes
- Food intolerances in athletes
- Female athletes
- Sports nutrition in Indian context
- Nutrigenomics
- Personal hygiene and sanitation
- Connections of sports nutrition
- Food psychology
- Scientific literacy
- Cognitive sports nutrition
- Nitric Oxide: Improving Exercise Capacity
- Food First Approach