Beyond the Gym: How Creatine and Protein Boost Your Health

Dive into the world of creatine and protein with Dr. Hillary Lin in this eye-opening episode of The Longevity Show. Discover how these powerful supplements can boost not just your muscles, but also your brain and overall health. Dr. Lin debunks common myths, shares optimal dosages, and explains why creatine isn't just for bodybuilders. Learn how to maximize your protein intake, whether you're an omnivore or plant-based eater, and understand why these nutrients are crucial for healthy aging. Perfect for anyone looking to optimize their health and longevity, from fitness enthusiasts to busy professionals.

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The Longevity Show with Dr. Hillary Lin breaks down complex medical concepts into easy-to-understand, actionable advice. We explore cutting-edge topics in preventative medicine, nutrition, metabolic health, exercise, and mental wellness - all aimed at helping you live a longer, healthier life.

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ntil next time - Cheers to your health!

Hillary Lin, MD