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The video is about the benefits of creatine, a peptide that is produced in the body and can be supplemented to improve various aspects of health and performance. The video explains how creatine can enhance cognitive function, muscle recovery, strength, power, endurance, bone density, cardiovascular health and testosterone levels. The video also addresses some common myths and questions about creatine, such as its safety, dosage, timing and sources. The video concludes by recommending creatine as one of the most complete and economical supplements to use.
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1. Creatine is a peptide formed by arginine, glycine and methionine that is produced in the liver and accumulates in the muscle and brain.
2. Creatine has nootropic effects, improving cognitive performance, short-term memory, reaction speed, mood and mental effort.
3. Creatine accelerates muscle recovery, reduces muscle damage and prevents muscle loss in older people or people who cannot exercise.
4. Creatine increases muscle glycogen reserves, which is beneficial for intermittent fasting and exercise performance.
5. Creatine increases muscle strength, power and endurance by increasing ATP levels and lactate threshold.
6. Creatine improves cardiovascular health by reducing triglycerides, cholesterol, homocysteine \u200b\u200band increasing blood flow and nitric oxide.
7. Creatine increases testosterone levels by 15% on average when combined with strength or resistance training.
8. Creatine improves bone health indirectly by increasing muscle mass and directly by increasing bone density.
9. Creatine does not cause kidney damage in healthy people even in long-term use.
10. Creatine can be obtained from animal sources, especially fatty fish and pork, but supplementation is more effective to obtain the benefits.