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Episode 73 — Creatine in 2025: Beyond Muscle Gains
Episode 73 — Creatine in 2025: Beyond Muscle Gains
Episode 73 — Creatine in 2025: Beyond Muscle Gains
Sunday 28th September 2025
Explore creatine's evolving role beyond muscle gains—brain health, immunity, and longevity insights revealed.
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Episode Overview
- Creatine's benefits extend beyond muscle building to brain health and immunity.
- Studies show creatine aids cognitive function under stress.
- High-dose creatine may temporarily boost brain power during sleep deprivation.
- Context matters; creatine might not benefit those already consuming high levels through diet.
- Vegetarians, vegans, women, and older adults may benefit most from creatine supplementation.
Creatine is becoming one of the most versatile, well-researched, and safe tools in supporting both our performance and longevity.
Get ready to be moved by real-life accounts of how creatine is shaking up its reputation from a muscle-building staple to a multi-functional powerhouse. Episode 73 of 'Building Thriving Lifestyles' takes you on a journey through the latest research, revealing creatine's potential benefits beyond just bulking up. Host Eik Gylfadottir shares findings that suggest creatine might aid in brain health, immunity, and even longevity. Imagine creatine as your body's backup generator, keeping those cells charged and ready for action.
It's not just for gym-goers anymore; vegetarians, vegans, women, and older adults could find it particularly beneficial. You'll hear about studies that show how creatine supports cognitive function under stress and aids recovery after illness or injury. One fascinating study tested creatine's effects under brutal sleep deprivation, revealing it could be a temporary brain power bank when you're running low on Zs. But remember, context matters!
If you're already eating meat and training hard, creatine might not be your magic bullet. Eik wraps up with a reminder that while creatine's image has evolved, it's still crucial to consider your own health needs and consult with professionals before diving into supplementation. So, whether you're lifting weights or just looking to boost your brainpower, this episode has something for everyone. Are you ready to rethink creatine's role in your lifestyle?