Michael Colgan (nutritionist)

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Michael Colgan (born c. 1938)^[1] is an American research scientist. In 1983, he started the Colgan Institute, which is a consulting, educational, and research facility primarily concerned with the effects of nutrition and exercise on athletic performance, aging, and the prevention of degenerative disease. Colgan has served as a consultant to a number of international companies and government agencies.^{[citation needed]}

Biography

Colgan was born and raised in the United Kingdom. Prior to becoming a nutritionist, he was a

Colgan's books cover several areas including nutrition for strength and muscular development, nutritional strategies and methods to slow the aging process, and nutritional methods to prevent disease.^[citation needed]

Bibliography

• Your Personal Vitamin profile No longer in print (1982)
• Prevent Cancer Now: Your Guide to Self Protection (1992)
• Optimum Sports Nutrition: Your Competitive Edge No longer in print(1993)
• The New Nutrition: Medicine for the Millennium No longer in print (1996)
• Hormonal Health: Nutritional and Hormonal Strategies for Emotional Well-Being & Intellectual Longevity (1996)
• The Flavonoid Revolution: Grape Seed Extract and Other Flavonoids Against Disease (1997)
• Creatine for Muscle and Strength No longer in print (1997)
• Win the War Against Arthritis No longer in print (1999)
• The Right Protein for Muscle and Strength No longer in print (1999)
• Essential Fats No longer in print (1999)
• Antioxidants, the Real Story (1999)
• Beat Arthritis (1999)
• Protect Your Prostate (2000)
• Sports Nutrition Guide: Minerals, Vitamins & Antioxidants for Athletes No longer in print (2002)
• All New Sports Nutrition Guide No longer in print (2002)
• Perfect Posture: The Basis Of Power (2002)
• New Power Program: New Protocols for Maximum Strength (2004)
• Nutrition For Champions (2007)
• Save Your Brain (2008)
• Strong Bones (2009)
• The Perimenopause Solution (2009)
• Save Your Brain: Expand Your Mind (2012)
• Quiet Mind: Journey of Joy (2013)

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