Episode #2 - Jamie Pugh: Probiotics, A New Player In the Sports Supplements World?

Episode #2 - Jamie Pugh: Probiotics, A New Player In the Sports Supplements World?

Author: PRP Supplements May 8, 2019 Duration: 26:40
Dr Jamie Pugh (PhD) is a post-doctoral research at Liverpool John Moores University. After graduating from world-renowned Loughborough University with first class honours in Sports and Exercise Science, Jamie spent time as a sports science intern with Swansea City FC. After this, Jamie spent time working with PRP Supplements and Aliment Nutrition while studying for a PGCert in Exercise and Nutrition Sciences at University of Chester, before eventually beginning his PhD at Liverpool John Moores University.

In this episode we discuss:

- How Jamie came to start his PhD and the journey to get there

- Working with world-leading experts like Prof. Graeme Close

- Common causes of gut symptoms in runners

- Jamie's most recent studies including a new study looking at the effect of probiotics on gut symptoms in marathon runners

- The Lab4 probiotics used in the study, why these were chosen and what to look for in a probiotic

- The most memorable moments of working at Liverpool John Moores University

- What's next after completing his PhD, including future studies looking at the effects of probiotics on exercise metabolism

Hosted by Dr. Jamie Pugh from Liverpool John Moores University, The Nutrition, Health and Performance Podcast cuts through the noise to explore how elite athletes and dedicated individuals actually apply science to their daily routines. This series, brought to you by PRP Supplements, delves into the intricate relationship between what we consume, our overall well-being, and our physical capabilities. Each episode focuses on translating complex research from the lab into practical, actionable strategies you can use. You’ll hear conversations about how nutrition and performance are managed at the highest levels of sport and health, providing a clear window into the decision-making process behind informed choices. Rather than offering simple answers, the podcast examines the evidence behind supplementation, training nutrition, and recovery protocols. It’s a deep dive into the questions that matter for anyone looking to optimize their body and health, grounded in academic rigor and real-world application. Tune in for a thoughtful exploration that connects scientific discovery with meaningful practice, making the latest findings accessible and relevant to your own fitness journey.
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