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EPISODE · Mar 21, 2026 · 36 MIN

Ep 426 Creatine for the Brain: Separating Fact from Fiction ft. Dr. Boz [Part 2]

from Strong By Design Podcast · host Team CriticalBench

Send us Fan MailAre you feeling off, low on energy, or not performing at your best—but can’t quite explain why?In Part 2 of this 2-part series, Coach Chris Wilson and Dr. Annette “Dr. Boz” Bosworth shift from theory to real-world application, exploring how modern lifestyle habits are quietly draining your energy, focus, and long-term health.They dive into the hidden factors shaping your performance—from sleep and environment to daily habits that push you closer to a metabolic “danger zone” without you realizing it. You’ll also hear simple, practical strategies that can quickly improve how you feel, think, and function.This episode also tackles some of the biggest creatine myths head-on, while exposing the “supplement trap” many people fall into when chasing better health. Chris and Dr. Boz challenge conventional thinking and even explore what it would look like if creatine were treated like a prescription-level tool for performance and prevention.You’ll learn why short-term gains often come at a long-term cost, how small changes can create rapid improvements, and what it really takes to build sustainable energy and resilience.This episode brings everything together—connecting brain health, lifestyle, and supplementation into a practical, no-nonsense approach to better performance and longevity.If you haven’t listened to Part 1 yet, be sure to start there for the full foundation behind this conversation. Time Stamps0:00 – Feeling off? Discover what’s draining your energy and drive0:57 – The modern lifestyle quietly destroying your health2:22 – One simple rule that can slash your symptoms in days4:01 – Why moderation is disappearing and what it’s costing you5:19 – Performance secret top achievers never skip7:08 – How your environment is silently shaping your health9:51 – Are you closer to the danger zone than you realize?11:50 – The sleep habit you need to fix fast15:31 – Short-term gains vs long-term consequences17:42 – Can 6 minutes really replace 45?22:45 – Creatine myths: what’s true and what’s not27:04 – The supplement traps most people overlook32:33 – What if creatine were treated like a prescription drug?33:56 – Can chronic conditions really be reversed?35:42 – Please share and leave ratings & reviews for the SBD podcast!  Resources:BozMD.comDr Boz Official YouTube Connect with Dr Boz:Instagram Connect with Chris:InstagramSupport the showConnect w/ Critical Bench: YoutubeFacebookInstagramCriticalBench.comCriticalNutritionLabs.comStrongByDesignPodcast.com

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Send us Fan Mail Are you feeling off, low on energy, or not performing at your best—but can’t quite explain why? In Part 2 of this 2-part series, Coach Chris Wilson and Dr. Annette “Dr. Boz” Bosworth shift from theory to real-world application, exploring how modern lifestyle habits are quietly draining your energy, focus, and long-term health. They dive into the hidden factors shaping your performance—from sleep and environment to daily habits that push you closer to a metabolic “danger zone”...

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