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Area of Science:

Sports Nutrition
Nutritional Science
Exercise Physiology

Background:

The field of sports nutrition requires a dedicated professional organization.
Establishing standards for practice and research is crucial for advancing sports nutrition.
The International Society of Sports Nutrition (ISSN) was founded to address these needs.

Purpose of the Study:

To outline the mission and objectives of the International Society of Sports Nutrition (ISSN).
To define the ISSN's role in promoting and supporting the sports nutrition profession.
To emphasize the commitment to unbiased, scientifically supported information dissemination.

Main Methods:

The ISSN operates through various initiatives to support its mission.
These include promoting study, practice, education, research, and development.
Information is disseminated through established scientific channels.

Main Results:

The ISSN is recognized as a leading professional organization in sports nutrition.
It actively supports the growth and development of the sports nutrition field.
All disseminated information adheres to scientific rigor and is unbiased.

Conclusions:

The ISSN is dedicated to advancing sports nutrition through comprehensive support and education.
The organization ensures the integrity of sports nutrition information by requiring scientific backing and unbiased reporting.
ISSN's commitment solidifies its position as a leader in the sports nutrition landscape.