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The Deep Kimchi Pod is about badassery, tomfoolery and women arriving authentically in life. We’re two Korean-ish bestie broads in our 50's with no F's left to give. Calling all inquisitive, open minds... lend us your ears! deepkimchi.substack.com

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Sep 13, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 13, 2026

    Before You Buy Creatine... (opens the original)

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    Creatine has survived decades of supplement shenanigans for one very good reason: it works. But women still get warned it’ll make them bloated, wreck their kidneys, make their hair fall out or turn them into something resembling a waterlogged linebacker. So I went through the evidence. In this episode of Muscle Over Menopause , I get into what creatine can realistically do for muscle and strength, why five grams a day makes sense, what that early scale bump actually is, and what we know about ki

  2. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

    Red Light Masks: B.S. or Yes? (opens the original)

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    Red-light masks are everywhere, and some cost enough to require selling a vital organ. So do they actually work for wrinkles? I dug through the better trials, including a 2025 randomized sham-controlled home-mask study, and the answer is: yes, with a buyer-beware asterisk. In this episode: What changed in the strongest home-mask trial Why the researchers saw an improvement that the people wearing the masks didn’t clearly see themselves What industry funding does and doesn’t tell us Why results f

  3. Episode · Aug 31, 2026

    When Do I Add Weight? (opens the original)

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    How do you know when it’s actually time to add weight? I hit a 65-pound weighted pull-up for my 53rd birthday, but I didn’t get there by making every workout heavier. Sometimes I added weight. Sometimes I added a rep, used less assistance, cleaned up the movement or left the damn thing alone. In this episode, I break down how to decide what to change in your next workout, including what to do when the next dumbbell is too big a jump, why more weight isn’t your only option, how hard a set needs t

  4. Episode · Aug 17, 2026

    Can You Get Off the Toilet When You’re 80? (opens the original)

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    Women hear plenty about walking. I’m more interested in whether your legs will still get you off the toilet at 80. This week: one five-rep chair test you can do at home, what to notice, and what to do if it’s harder than expected. Try it: Use a regular chair, cross your arms, stand up and sit down five times. Time it. Use the same chair when you check again later. Pain, dizziness, or feel unsafe doing it? Skip it. Get inside The Training Lab: https://deepkimchi.substack.com/p/training-lab More a

  5. Episode · Aug 4, 2026

    Why the Same Weight Feels Heavier When You're Crying in Your Creatine (opens the original)

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    Some days the dumbbells haven’t changed, but your access to strength has. Sleep loss and mental fatigue slow the lifts, raise perceived effort, and make an ordinary session cost more than it should. I’m talking what grief, heartbreak, and four hours of sleep metabolically do inside a workout, and how to adjust the training without turning one bad week into a verdict on your body. Get inside the Training Lab: https://deepkimchi.substack.com/subscribe In this episode: * What happened to ten resist

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