PhD, Dietitian, Exercise Physiologist.👩💻☕🍎🏃♀️ Research interests: sport, nutrition, health, eating disorders, REDs Former powerlifter 🏋🏻♀️
Fredrikstad, Norway
Joined May 2014
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IOC Diploma in Strength and Conditioning. Application Deadline - 1st February. Program Directors @Marco_Cardinale @inigomujika_en Anthony Hackney. Apply now sportsoracle.com/course/ioc-… #strength #conditioning #iocdiploma #onlinelearning
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Kaiza Karlén om stora problemet i friidrotten: ”Så skevt” expressen.se/sport/friidrott…
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Former World's Strongest Man, Eddie Hall, paid a visit to campus 💪
Scientists ran a series of strength tests and MRI scans and the findings show that Eddie’s lower-body muscle mass was almost twice (+96%) that of untrained men.
Read more ➡️ lboro.uk/3z9uJ8r
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Reflecting back on #ISAK24 @ISAKGlobal co-presenting Best Practice Recs for Body Comp in sport bmj.com at the keynote session on day 2 with my wonderful colleague @TFMathisen. Thanks again to @DrNikkiBrown & @flemingjames_ for the invite @durham_uni @DUSportExSci
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The ISAK 2024 conference takes place at St Mary's University, where it has an £8.5 million Olympic sports centre and hosted ten teams during the London 2012 Olympic Games. Today, the centre is the training ground for many international athletes.
#ISAKConference2024
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Full article: Patient experiences and clinical outcomes of admissions to municipal acute wards versus a hospital: a multicentre randomised controlled trial in Norway tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
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Here to help-summary of key findings from new global study on physical inactivity
Download WHO report:➡️tinyurl.com/ytby3aa2
See data:➡️tinyurl.com/46kwkadf
More info:➡️ shorturl.at/8ddIC
Full paper LGH: shorturl.at/RWAHq
@WFSGI @TheLancet @ISPAH @ncdalliance
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Aerobic and resistance exercise both induce hippocampal neurogenesis and increased cerebral blood, potentially leading to enhanced memory…
ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/article…
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The type, duration, intensity, and frequency of exercise may affect the expression of myokines and their roles in muscle-brain crosstalk…
karger.com/ger/article/70/2/…
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Ny rapport fra
@idrett og @nih_sognsvann: for mange unge voksne opplever krenkelser og trakassering i idretten! Meget dyktig panel som understreker nødvendigheten av kunnskapsbaserte tiltak. @NRKno @vgsporten @tv2sport @Aftenposten @dagbladet @SanitetKvinnene @forskningsradet
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Have you seen the program for the upcoming Nordic Conference on #EatingDisorders? 🤩
If you are interested in the latest updates from the Nordic countries on the prevention and treatment of EDs, be sure to register before the early bird price ends☝️
nedsconference.com/neds-conf…
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⭐️Please help!
📣Calling all docs. Please complete the survey in sports psychiatry.
….. and share amongst the athlete health and performance team: we need your voice. 🩺
Link below⬇️
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‘Molecular exercise therapy’: mode of action and clinical implications of exercise-induced signaling molecules (exerkines)…
nature.com/articles/s41392-0…
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Når 14 åringer får kjeft av fotballtreneren fordi han spiser panini (må ikke spise hvitt brød gutt!!) er vi virkelig på feil spor. Største utfordringen med gutteungdomsidrett er at de ikke spiser nok, langt fra nok. Hvitt brød er også karbohydrater, karbohydrater er bensin.
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Enjoying Norwegian friends and colleagues @Jorunn_SB @TFMathisen in Kleivstua, Norway. #REDs #AthleteHealth. Beautiful day and lovely memories. #Collaboration
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‘Women in Sport Science Researcher Award’
This initiative aims to champion women scientists working in research on the topic of nutrition and hydration needs for active females. We are offering two $5000 awards to US-based graduate students, postdocs, and early career faculty.
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⚠️ Body Composition: more than just a number
NEW #BJSMBlog with a series of #Infographics centred around:
1️⃣ Raising awareness and communication ✅
2️⃣ Refocusing away from body composition 🔍
3️⃣ Implications when focussing too much 🤚
Find them all 👉 bit.ly/3JNehfX
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Physical inactivity is linked to the development of at least 35 chronic conditions.
The impact of movement on your well-being in this 🧵
ALT https://journals.physiology.org/doi/full/10.1152/physrev.00019.2016
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🧵Eating disorders and disordered eating in athletes. Insights from a fantastic presentation by @TFMathisen
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Athletes who struggle with eating disorders…not new but also not really rare.
nbc26.com/sports/olympics/ap…
