
Joe Rogan: Most People don’t consume enough Creatine
Physionic
Dec 20, 2024
Mindsip insights from this episode:
Utilize creatine to recharge brain energy
Creatine acts as a backup energy system by holding onto a phosphate molecule that can be donated to recharge spent ATP molecules in the brain.
Utilize single dose of creatine to combat sleep deprivation effects
A single dose of creatine can provide cognitive benefits the day after you've been sleep-deprived, even without long-term loading.
Take 5 grams of creatine daily for optimal muscle saturation
A 5-gram daily dose of creatine will be sufficient for the vast majority of people to achieve muscle saturation for physical performance.
Question higher creatine doses for proven benefits
The idea that 20 grams of creatine offers more benefits than 5 grams is a possibility but is not backed by appropriate scientific studies.
Choose cheapest creatine monohydrate for effectiveness
You should just buy the cheapest creatine you can find, which is usually creatine monohydrate, as it's the most studied and equally effective form.
Consume multiple pounds of meat for adequate creatine intake
One pound of beef or pork provides only 1.4 to 2.3 grams of creatine, so you would need to eat multiple pounds daily to get a supplemental dose.
Supplement with creatine for optimal health on plant-based diets
It is likely even more important for people on plant-based diets to supplement with creatine, as studies show that even a vegetarian diet reduces bodily stores.
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