Drew Price Nutrition

Well this was fun and a bit different. Got to meet up with some folks from the BBC to do a piece of World Cup Match of the Day looking at Ramadan and sports performance. Numerous athletes were observing Ramadan on the lead up to the world cup, which in practice means restricting food and […]

I got asked onto theBBC R2 drive time show to speak to Simon Mayo (and about four million others) about the differences betweens sports drinks, gels and energy drinks. It turns out that making that distinction isn’t so simple when you’re not allowed to say ‘Lucozade’ or ‘Red Bull’. I’m about 17 minutes in, after […]

I’m one of the main contributors to the couple of articles this month, one in Men’s Health and the other Women’s Health.             WH piece is a pretty in depth article on the different types of protein supplements on the market, what they do and the pros and cons. The […]

Being a nutritionist often entails working in different ways to get the nutrition message out. This week I have been filming with a company, using recipes put together by myself and Chef Pete Cookson (well, mostly by Pete), and filing them over three days. Pete hard at work between takes The format was similar to […]

I’ve recently had a three-pager in Functional Sports Nutrition Magazine looking at what the future might hold for the sports nutrition industry post-Brexit. In it I talk to the big players in the industry such as MyProtein. The future is unclear at the moment, are we just going to see current regulations taken on in […]

Unfortunately nutrition is a complex subject, spanning from chemistry and biochemistry to psychology and economics, however the industry is very poorly regulated and anyone can call themselves a nutritionist. In fact along with that you can go online and basically buy degrees and organisational memberships. Copy of a membership certificate bought for a pet hamster […]

Bone health?! OK, so not a hugely sexy subject but problems with bone stress injury are incredibly common, not just for serious runners but  those taking up jogging or aiming for their first half or full marathon. What’s more whilst most will disrupt training, some forms of bone injury can leave you with permanent problems. […]

Which protein supplement is best for your needs? What do they do ? Are they safe? What are the advantages and disadvantages of each type, and should you even be using one?     Women’s Health came to me to answer those questions and others, so here’s the full feature that covers the facts on […]

Getting and staying lean is a daily battle, but it doesn’t necessarily have to be a hard one if you get a few things right every day. In the same way that successful business leaders and lifestyle gurus use the concept of ‘winning the morning’ getting a few simple things done before work will springboard […]

Super soldier athletes? Harmful probiotics? Vegan tough guys? A monthly newsletter I send out covering what’s trending, new and interesting in the world of diet and health. Click on the text highlighted in blue for the articles. What’s trending: Sharapova and the Super soldiers: Failing a doping test tends to look worse when the drug you’re […]