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Sunday Dinner
olinhacker
13 episodes
19 hours ago
Father and son Tim and Olin Hacker invite you to their dinner table to chat about their experiences in running, interview guests and review some related science.
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Father and son Tim and Olin Hacker invite you to their dinner table to chat about their experiences in running, interview guests and review some related science.
Show more...
Running
Sports
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Nomio: Recovery Booster or Lactate Reducer?
Sunday Dinner
50 minutes 42 seconds
1 month ago
Nomio: Recovery Booster or Lactate Reducer?

This week on Sunday Dinner, we dive into the science behind Nomio, a broccoli-sprout–derived supplement with promising effects on exercise performance and recovery. We break down research on glucosinolates and their influence on oxidative stress, lactate buildup, and blood-glucose regulation during training. We also explore what these findings could mean for athletes, the importance of cruciferous vegetables in a balanced diet, and our own experiences using Nomio for recovery. Ultimately, we examine the benefits, discuss the risks, and try to answer the big question: How can Nomio be used most effectively to support training?


Contact us at hackersundaydinner@gmail.com


Music written and recorded by Tim Gibson

Sunday Dinner
Father and son Tim and Olin Hacker invite you to their dinner table to chat about their experiences in running, interview guests and review some related science.