Objectives: Scientific nutritional strategies need to be fully implemented when optimizing athletes' performance. Evidence-based dietary practices are now essential to improving endurance, strength, and recovery in athletes. This study aims to examine the effects of scientific nutrition strategies on enhancing peak physical performance. Aims: The main purpose of this study was to investigate the importance of evidence-based nutrition strategies in achievement of athletic performance. This study also sought to investigate the role of some important dietary factors in carbohydrate periodization, protein timing, micronutrient regulation, and personalized nutrition strategies. Results: This review was based on the existing literature in peer-reviewed journals which describe studies that have looked at nutritional strategies to improve performance parameters. We synthesised research findings on macronutrient intake, hydration protocols and novel nutritional methods (e.g. nutrigenomics). Results: Our analysis indicates the effectiveness of carbohydrate periodization in sustaining endurance and the importance of post exercise protein consumption in enhancing muscle anabolism and recovery. Adequate hydration strategies facilitated thermoregulatory processes which minimized the decrease in performance when exercising for a prolonged period. Dietary interventions tailored to individual genetics and metabolic responses were seen in personalized nutrition approaches. Final Note: The science of sports nutrition provides real ways to fuel athletic performance. The intelligent implementation of contextually relevant evidence–based practices in addition to the specific responses to the training load may have great potential in optimizing strength and endurance training and recovery. Further research is needed to help develop new dietary strategies for improving performance outcomes
Dr. Ravi Kumar (2025) studied this question.