The Jenerise Blog
Your go-to source for all things creatine
Seizing the Years with Donald Hooton
The story of how Donald lost his younger brother Taylor to anabolic steroids, and why he and his Dad have spent the last 20+ years running the Taylor Hooton Foundation, educating young athletes and their families about the real risks of performance-enhancing drugs.
Seizing the Years with Brandon Casteel
Creatine sales up 47% globally. Women's formulations up 82%. Cognitive and senior positioning up 91%. Brandon Casteel at Jungle Scout has the receipts and a 30-year personal creatine habit to go with them.
Seizing the Years with Devon Gholam
Meet Devon Gholam, PhD, for a radically transparent look at GLP-1s, perimenopause, and why creatine is an interesting partner for muscle preservation. Discover why "wacky" authenticity is the only way to win against wellness misinformation in the post-truth era of science.
Seizing the Years with Amanda Hardwick
“Every guy in the office has creatine on his desk. Hardly any of the women do." We sat down with Amanda Hardwick to talk about why and what the industry needs to do about it.
Seizing the Years with Isabelle Statovci
Born in Australia and now based in Switzerland, Isabelle brings a unique boots on the ground perspective to clinical science, one that actually prioritises the person behind the data points. Isabelle sees a human being who has to physically show up, move, and respond to life and the world around them.
Seizing the Years with Theo Wiley
In the quiet, clinical world of biotech, progress is often measured in decades, not days. That’s just the way it works. To kick off 2026, we’re featuring Theo Wiley’s story from genetic hearing loss to precision nutrition and the future ahead for his company, Myoform.
Seizing the Years with Rachel Marshall
Protein used to be niche. Then it became lifestyle. We spoke to Rachel Marshall about exactly this and whether or not creatine might be next.