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Creatine for women: myths a sports nutritionist busts

Can women take creatine? Creatine isn't just for bodybuilders. 95% of it sits in your muscles; the rest is in your brain.

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Dose of Wellness

Episode 10

  • 23 min
  • With Caraigh McGuinness, sports nutritionist
  • With pharmacists Sally Tadros and Cyndi Khawaja
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Can women take creatine? Creatine isn't just for bodybuilders. 95% of it sits in your muscles; the rest is in your brain.

In this episode

  • creatine for women, later life and cognition
  • protein: how much you need (a 60 kg person, about 120 g) and why a 300 g chicken breast isn't 300 g of protein
  • the myths, ranked: kidneys, bloating, hair loss, loading and cycling.

Guest: Caraigh McGuinness, sports nutritionist and product developer. Hosts: Sally Tadros and Cyndi Khawaja, pharmacists.

Chapters

  • 0:00 Why creatine is back
  • 1:49 What creatine is
  • 4:51 Women
  • 5:32 Brain
  • 6:22 Protein
  • 16:39 Myths
  • 21:59 Takeaways

General information, not personal medical advice. Always read the label and follow the directions for use.

Sally Tadros and Cyndi Khawaja

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