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Husieandr | 6 months ago

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byproxy|6 months ago

That has been largely disproven: https://www.strongerbyscience.com/creatine-hair-loss/

_aavaa_|6 months ago

For anyone considering taking creatine, this kind of mentality is much more of a problem then whether you have to look like Bezos.

gruez|6 months ago

>No mention of potential hair loss. That alone makes it not with the risk.

source?

ifwinterco|6 months ago

It's controversial/almost a meme at this point.

There is one study of rugby players done 20 years ago that claims creatine supplementation raises DHT levels, but it's never been replicated. I think the reason is everyone knows it probably won't replicate and rightly or wrongly nobody in academia cares about failed replication studies

egypturnash|6 months ago

He's getting creaky and wrinkly now but I'm pretty sure you could still find a lot of people who would be delighted to bone Patrick Stewart.

owebmaster|6 months ago

If much, creatine helps with hair growth. It definitely does not make a person bald. You probably would have it taking creatine or not.

andrewstuart|6 months ago

Beautifully worded.