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The speaker is a doctor who talks about creatine, an amino acid that is used for energy production and muscle growth. He explains the origin, function, benefits and risks of creatine, and how it differs from creatinine, a waste product that is measured to assess kidney function. He also mentions some diseases that can benefit from creatine supplementation, such as fibromyalgia, and some myths and controversies about creatine, such as its ban in Brazil and its vegan source. He recommends consulting a professional before using creatine and invites the viewers to like, subscribe and join his VIP group.
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1. The speaker is Samuel Dalle Laste, a doctor who has a channel about health, well-being and quality of life.
2. The topic of the video is creatine, an amino acid that is used as a supplement for sports and some diseases.
3. Creatine was banned in Brazil in 2005 due to a suspicion that it could damage the kidneys, but it was allowed again after studies from the University of São Paulo showed that it was safe and effective.
4. Creatine is mainly found in the muscle (95%) and also in the brain, kidneys and testicles (5%).
5. Creatine is formed by the combination of two other amino acids, glycine and arginine, and it can be extracted from them without using animal sources.
6. The best quality creatine in the world is a German brand called Creapure, which has a seal of purity and vegan origin.
7. Creatine has two main functions in the body: it helps to regenerate ATP (the energy molecule) from ADP (the depleted form) through oxidative phosphorylation, and it helps to resynthesize glycogen (the stored form of glucose) from glucose.
8. Creatine is considered the best non-hormonal ergogenic resource (something that enhances performance and strength) for athletes, apart from steroids.
9. Creatine can also be used for some diseases that affect the mitochondria (the energy-producing organelles), such as fibromyalgia, which is a chronic pain condition.
10. Creatinine is the product of creatine degradation in the muscle, and it is used as a marker of kidney function. However, creatinine levels can vary depending on the muscle mass of the individual, so they have to be interpreted with caution and correction factors.