The 33Fuel Blog
Does sex help or hurt sports performance? From ancient athlete myths to modern Olympic research, we explore what science really says about sex, recovery and competitive performance.
Inflammation is part of the deal when you train - it helps repair muscle and adapt to stress. But when inflammation stays high, it’s linked with long-term health risks like heart disease and some cancers. The good news: your diet plays a major role in inflammation levels. In this guide, you’ll learn which foods help reduce chronic inflammation, which ones can worsen it, and how to eat for better recovery, performance and long-term health.
The Killer Bar was designed to expose ultra-processed food (UPF). Yet our investigation found its ingredients hiding in everyday sports nutrition - in some cases, up to 80%.