The Krush Performance ‘War on Sugar’ rages on in full force.

We have had plenty of feedback, input, thanks, and questions when it comes to our ‘War on Sugar’ AND I was recently accused of singling out and demonizing sugar.
YES!!!! You better believe we are demonizing sugar!

In our WAR on SUGAR, it’s very simple. Sugar is public enemy number one.

We just had a powerful Twitter thread on @jeffkrush discussing sport drinks and I am amazed how misguided we are when it comes to sugar and sport performance.

So this week, I want to set the record straight when it comes to sport drinks and energy for sport with Krush Favorite, the Chief of Biomedical Research at the Glycemic Research Institute, Dr. Ann de Wees Allen.
As always, thanks for listening!
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What do you need to know when it comes to head injuries & concussions in sport?

As NFL preseason games get underway, college & high school sports are right around the corner, and we hear the rumblings of preseason NHL, I wanted to revisit head injuries and concussions to see where we are at in our understanding of this complicated injury and based on what we now know, what have we done to improve players safety?

I’m joined in studio by Dr. Martin Mrazik of the University of Alberta.
We discuss his roll in an innovative concussion research project taking place in the Canadian Football League that is funded by the NFL and the National Institutes of Health.
And we look at what we now know about concussions and brain injuries and based on what we now know, have we done enough to improve player safety:
• Ban on body checking in minor hockey
• Limit on contact in football practice
• Ban on heading in minor league soccer

Do we totally eliminate high school football? It is currently a serious discussion!
How far do we go in regulating who competes and who does not as we discuss the fatal boxing match of mixed martial artist Tim Hauge.
Should he have been in the ring? Who should be making the final decision?
As always, thanks for listening!
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Collectively we have cut fat consumption by a third since the mid 70’s, the number of workout centers have tripled in the last 10yrs – yet obesity and overweight has doubled and tripled in the mean time and the number of new fad diets is out of control: low carb – no carb – high protein – no protein -no fat -beach -paelo – vegan…..