Research Update: Heat Acclimation Changes Your Sweat Sodium. Should You Retest?
Heat acclimation changes how much sodium you lose in sweat, but should you sweat test again?
When we think about who generally takes a creatine supplement, we most often think about athletes striving to gain strength and muscle mass. With creatine being one of the most well-researched supplements in the world and having a large body of evidence pointing to its efficacy, itβs no wonder it is a staple supplement among athletes. In fact, there is more and more evidence pointing to how creatineβs effects could improve qualities beyond athletic performance.
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Creatine has also been shown to help with cognitive function in those that are sleep deprived (4). The Center for Disease Control reports that 35% of Americans get less than the recommended 7 hours of sleep (5) meaning there is a good chance creatine could help you remain a little sharper. If youβre a masters athlete, there are many more cognitive improvements that you could benefit from with creatine. Check it out!
If youβre a masters athlete, there are many more cognitive improvements that you could benefit from with creatine. Check it out:
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