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Micronutrients 101: The Unsung Heroes of Your Nutrition

In this blog post, we’re diving into the biggest takeaways from our latest Black Iron Radio episode all about micronutrients—what they are, why they matter, and how they can completely change the way you feel. While macros tend to steal the spotlight, micronutrients are the behind-the-scenes heroes that keep your brain sharp, your energy up, your sleep solid, and your immune system strong. Coaches Amanda, Sabrina, and Lauren (one of our RDs) break down the difference between fat- and water-soluble vitamins, signs of deficiency, when to supplement, and how to boost your intake without overcomplicating your life.

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Collagen Protein: What you need to know about the supplement

The fitness and nutrition industry is constantly pushing to add more and more supplements to your regimen. A lack of knowledge on the consumer end, combined with marketing campaigns that aren’t telling you the full story, can lead to confusion and misinformation about what you should and should not be taking for your health. One of those supplements that can be quite confusing to understand is collagen protein. What is it? What are the benefits? What is the difference between collagen and protein supplements like whey? I hope that I can answer a few of those questions for you.

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Which Supplements Are Worth The Money?

This is a question I get weekly and its a good question! It’s hard to sift through all the adds on social media and see what’s truly important.

I want to start this off by saying if your nutrition, sleep and hydration are not on point, supplements aren’t going to be doing ya much good. Supplements are just that, to supplement the things you are missing from your diet and lifestyle.

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Should you be supplementing creatine?

Probably. Creatine is popular in strength athletes but it does so much more. Creatine is produced by your body and found in foods like meat and fish. Creatine is a combination of different amino acids and helps produce energy!

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