Co-founder of https://teapawt.net/t.co/m0KqQA0KXS, the Internet's largest database of nutrition research. Loves oldies music, being outside, and the movie Amélie.
Los Angeles
Joined September 2009
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If you're interested in a career in nutrition, and come from a low-income or otherwise disadvantaged background, hit me up via DM.
Note that I may not end up having any wise words! But I'd like to chip in and help peeps who wouldn't otherwise get a ton of help (as time allows).
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I found another AI-generated garbage diagram in a scientific journal.
It’s entirely gibberish and features anatomically incorrect limbs with too many bones.
ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/article…
Check out this cool new microbiome and immunity trial, coauthored by my friend @poorani !!
I’m excited to share our latest work investigating the effect of a ketogenic and vegan diet on the human immune system, microbiome, and metabolism from @BelkaidLab. Many thanks to @KevinH_PhD for the great collaboration! nature.com/articles/s41591-0…
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Wow! Elmo is glad he asked! Elmo learned that it is important to ask a friend how they are doing. Elmo will check in again soon, friends! Elmo loves you.❤️ #EmotionalWellBeing
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But this is why we do trials, folks. The breaking news (sorry) is that the rate of fracture, while low in both arms, was significantly higher in the testosterone arm. 3.5% vs. 2.5% absolute risk (40% relative risk increase).
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fyi if you are taking a supplement that has a dosing schedule based off the phases of the moon then you are being scammed
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Sharing concerns about papers on social media might sometimes be more effective than sharing them privately with the journal.
We would like to provide an update following the investigation regarding this concern. The publication has now been retracted and this can be viewed at doi.org/10.1093/lambio/ovad1….
Check out the fruits of Brady's hard work!
We just did a major update of the Whey Protein page on @Examinecom
Check it out 👉examine.com/refer/brady21476…
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Adult ER visit due to supplement reactions are most commonly from weight loss and energy supplements.
These supplements were linked to 25.5% and 10% of ER visits in the US from 2004–2013.
Admission symptoms suggest stimulants often responsible.
ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/article…
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Examine researcher @brady_h contributed quotes to this article about the importance of sleep, via @shwinyo and @GQMagazine.
gq.com/story/sleep-heart-hea…
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RT @brady_h: Yes ice baths are extremely unpleasant and can make you feel very good after.
But can we stop saying that you “conquered su…
I'm at #FNCE in Denver this weekend along with some other researchers from the team. If you're around, come say hi at the Examine booth!
Kamal Patel retweeted
Damn. The @CDCgov @BRFSS just released its annual state-level obesity prevalences.
US obesity worsened again in 2022, with dramatic increases in many states in just 1 year.
The US is completely off the rails.
All the data, maps, subgroups here:
cdc.gov/obesity/data/prevale…
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Big news! 🥊🥋
Today sees the launch of a book @fightdietitian & I have been working on for > 3 years.
If you're a sports nutritionist/dietitian working with combat sports athletes (or are an athlete yourself), this is for you.
Details: makingweightbook.com/
RT appreciated!
Brady might be the best around at comprehensivly tying these topics together.
Thrilled to announce that my first eBook, "VO2 Max Essentials" is out now.
This was a fun project and I'm excited to share it with the world.
Gumroad:bradyjholmer.gumroad.com/l/V…
Amazon Kindle:amazon.com/dp/B0CDF84HBB
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Could a diet high in fiber-rich, minimally processed foods lead to weight loss even if calorie intake doesn't change?
A recent clinical trials suggests it can, because fewer calories are absorbed in GI tract.
My article on this interesting new study: examine.com/research-feed/st…
