Hannah E. Cabre

Hannah Cabré, PhD, RDN, CISSN, studies women’s endocrinology at Louisiana State University’s Pennington Biomedical Research Center. She holds a doctorate in Human Movement Science, specializing in exercise physiology, from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Medicine. Her undergraduate degree in Dietetics comes from the University of Georgia, and she earned her masters in sports nutrition and exercise physiology, along with her dietetic internship, from Florida State University.

Dr. Cabré’s work centers on the effects of exercise and nutrition in women. Her research is spent collecting, analyzing, and reporting outcomes related to metabolism, body composition, and sport supplementation, among others. Her most recent study explores the impact of hormonal contraception on women’s strength and recovery during their menstrual cycle. She received support for this research from the National Strength and Conditioning Foundation, the Gatorade Sport Science Institute, and the University of North Carolina Graduate School.

Dr. Cabré’s mission is to improve women’s health with practical exercise and nutrition interventions. Dr. Cabre is on the Advisory Board of SHIFTED Supplements. She also won the GSSI Women in Sport Science Researcher Award.

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