Learning & education: Creatine
This article delves into the underlying mechanisms of creatine‑induced fluid shifts, examines changes in total body water and compartmental distribution, addresses safety considerations during exercise and heat stress, dispels some common myths, and provides practical hydration strategies for optimal results.
An unfortunate rumor has taken hold that hair loss is an accepted side effect of creatine use. In today’s article, we’ll look at the science behind this rumor, review the existing research, and offer practical guidance for those worried about hair loss.
One question that continues to generate debate is whether creatine causes weight gain or can help contribute to weight loss. While the answer isn’t straightforward, this article will break down how creatine works, its effects on weight, and what you should consider if you’re thinking about adding it to your nutritional regimen.
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