Ultra-processed foods have recently taken centre stage in the nutrition conversation, and not for good reason. But let’s take a more measured approach. Not all UPFs are created equal and there’s a nuanced story to tell…
Our top tips will help you stay safe during a heatwave, enable you to maintain your activities and remain hydrated and refreshed throughout the summer months.
Staying hydrated doesn’t just mean drinking lots of water. After a run, workout or any other physical challenge, your body loses vital fluids and electrolytes and making sure you replenish those is essential to keep your energy levels up, brain firing and body performing.
Explore the daily health perks of walking, lose weight, and boost your overall wellbeing. At Pure Sports Medicine, we’re here to help you in reaching your health goals.
Have you ever felt a change in your energy levels whilst doing the same sport or activity from one week to the next? This could be down to your cycle. Find out how to optimise your training to work with your body.
Many women experience weight gain during the perimenopause and menopause. We discuss why this happens as well as what you can do from a nutritional perspective, to support your body as it goes through these stages of life.
What is Exercise Physiology? What are the main goals of Exercise Physiology and what is the difference between Exercise Physiology and Physiotherapy? Our clinical team answer all these questions so you can make an informed decision about your health.
The main type of injury that long-distance runners sustain are overuse injuries. When those miles are piling up, it’s important to be aware what it is you’re asking of your body, and what you can do to support it and ultimately avoid these types of injury.