Ep. 306 AMA #5: Best Supplements for Women and Creatine Benefits with Cynthia Thurlow, NP
Everyday Wellness: Midlife Hormones, Menopause, and Science for Women 35+
I am delighted to welcome all my listeners to AMA number five! You have flooded me with a myriad of questions once again, and as promised, we will be focusing on supplements today.
I aim to keep the AMAs between 35 and 40 minutes long to make them a quick listen that is easy to digest. However, looking ahead into 2024, we might consider extending the sessions if your questions lead us in that direction.
I have tried to paraphrase your questions wherever I could and will do my best to answer as many as possible in this episode.
Stay tuned for more!
IN THIS EPISODE YOU WILL LEARN:
- How will BCAAs and essential amino acids benefit a 56-year-old woman with Hashimoto's?
- Why I recommend essential amino acids over branched chain amino acids for muscle protein synthesis and overall health
- Why do we need to consume much more protein as we age?
- What are the benefits of Berberine?
- Why I recommend focusing on nutrition, physical activity, sleep, and stress management for optimal health during menopause
- The benefits of creatine supplementation for enhanced exercise performance and overall health
- The benefits of creatine for muscle gain and sleep improvement
- I address concerns about using creatine in hot food
- Is there an affordable alternative to myoinositol that offers the same concentrated benefits?
- Will a myoinositol supplement lower testosterone levels?
- Will myoinositol help a child manage mood swings and sugar intake?
- Some of the potential benefits of the Mitopure Urolithin A supplement
- The most important nutrition and supplements for supporting aging women
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My YouTube video: Stop Wasting Your Money on These Supplements
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