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IainKendrick19/10/16 @ 18:45
Steve19/10/16 @ 19:21
IainKendrick said:Ask this question to the relevant experts in the relevant fields
First you'd need to find experts who agreed on what was important and made a difference.. I wouldn't be surprised if most conventionally trained experts said all you need is a balanced diet - Athletes don't need anything special.
Simeon21/10/16 @ 10:11
IainKendrick said:Ask this question to the relevant experts in the relevant fields
Yep you're totally right. As it happens a certain member on Sugden turned out to be quite the expert so that was pretty awesome! .
We are pretty keen to find some coaches, of any sport, to speak to. So if anyone knows any that might be interested please let me know!
matthewvc21/10/16 @ 10:49
found this reference on wikipedia regarding non-invasive glucose testing.
http://www.mendosa.com/The%20Pursuit%20of%20Noninvsive%20Gluco...
pretty interesting read if you've got an hour to spare (or work in IT and are waiting for 's**t to compile' )
http://www.mendosa.com/The%20Pursuit%20of%20Noninvsive%20Gluco...
pretty interesting read if you've got an hour to spare (or work in IT and are waiting for 's**t to compile' )
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