Can weight training and a common supplement ease menopause transition?
NCT ID NCT07027800
Summary
This small pilot study tested whether six weeks of high-intensity strength training, with or without creatine supplements, could help perimenopausal women. Researchers measured effects on muscle strength, brain function, metabolism, and menopausal symptoms like mood changes and fatigue. The goal was to gather early data on accessible lifestyle interventions to support women's health during the menopause transition.
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Applied Physiology Laboratory
Chapel Hill, North Carolina, 27713, United States
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