I Tried $50 Brain Boosting Powder
Dave Asprey
Dec 21, 2025
Mindsip insights from this episode:
Increase creatine intake for women to reduce Alzheimer's risk
Women need more creatine than men because they don't produce as much naturally, which is significant given their two-fold higher risk of Alzheimer's.
Hydrate with electrolytes to enhance creatine absorption
You must drink plenty of water with electrolytes like sodium, potassium, and magnesium to allow your cells to properly pull in and use creatine.
Recognize muscle loss as early indicator of brain aging
The first sign your brain is aging isn't memory loss but muscle loss, as both are connected through the same hidden energy system inside your cells.
Utilize BrainTap headset for quick brain rewiring
The BrainTap headset uses light pulses and binaural beats to help you achieve deep brainwave states for higher performance in just 20 minutes.
Leverage creatine to enhance brain resilience against fatigue and aging
The same inexpensive creatine that helps you recover from a workout can also protect your brain from fatigue, stress, and aging itself by upgrading its fuel system.
Address cellular fuel shortage to combat brain fog
Feeling mentally foggy and physically weak isn't a lack of willpower but a cellular fuel shortage, as your brain and muscles run on the same mitochondrial energy.
Adjust creatine maintenance dose to 10-15 grams for optimal brain health
After a loading phase, a maintenance dose of 10-15 grams of creatine per day is what your brain actually needs, which is higher than the typical gym advice.
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