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Creatine en haaruitval: de 56 % DHT‑stijging uitgelegd

BY DR. GYMBRO ·

In 2009 liet een zeven dagen durende creatine‑load van 25 g per dag een stijging van 56 % in DHT zien, terwijl testosteron gelijk bleef. Omdat DHT in verband wordt gebracht met mannelijke kaalheid, ontstond er direct veel discussie over creatine en haarverlies. De proef betrof echter slechts 20 rugby‑spelers, duurde drie weken en meette helemaal geen haar. Latere onderzoeken konden die DHT‑stijging niet consequent reproduceren. Hieronder vind je wat de wetenschap echt zegt, voor wie het relevant is, en hoe je je aanpak kunt aanpassen als je je zorgen maakt.

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