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BIGGEST CREATINE LIE EXPOSED?!

February 12, 2026 / 02:32

This episode covers the benefits of creatine, its effects on brain health, and its use in older adults. The discussion includes the importance of higher doses for cognitive function and energy preservation.

The host talks about their personal experience with creatine, mentioning that they have their parents, aged 71, on different doses of the supplement. They emphasize that creatine is the most studied supplement available.

Key discussions include the production of creatine in the body, its role in muscle saturation, and how it affects brain health. A significant study on Alzheimer’s patients is highlighted, showing that 20 grams of creatine daily helped preserve cognitive functions.

The episode also touches on creatine's protective effects against concussions and strokes, and its ability to support brain function during stress.

TL;DR

Creatine enhances brain health, especially in older adults, and may preserve cognitive function in Alzheimer’s patients.

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We have this white powder in front of
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me.
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>> You got a big smile on your face.
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>> I do because there is just so much
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benefit to this. Depending on which
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brand you've bought, of course, but I
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can't say enough about creatine. I have
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my parents on creatine. They're 71 years
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old. I've got my dad on highdose
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creatine. I've got my mother on lowdose
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creatine. It's the most widely studied
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supplement on the market. I think that
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this is a really cheap and effective way
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to get everything you want from both
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your physiology, an upgrade on your
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physiology and your neurohysiology.
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Creatine is a naturally occurring
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molecule. We produce around 2 to three
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grams of creatine per day. Gets secreted
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from a bit from the brain, but a lot
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from the liver. 2 to three grams a day
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is great, but it's not enough. So, we
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have to supplement with it. And all
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through the 90s and all through the
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2000s, people were supplementing with
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five grams a day. That is this scoop
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here, 5 grams of creatine per day. We
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have found that creatine has enormous
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benefits for the brain. But here's the
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problem. When you have 5 g of creatine,
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you're saturating the muscles. Okay,
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remember the muscles are so hungry, so
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they get first dibs and they take up all
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of that creatine. So then there's none
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left for the brain. We also lose a bit
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of the bioavailability when the creatine
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goes into the brain. It crosses the
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bloodb brain barrier, but when it goes
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into the brain, we lose some of it. So,
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we have to supplement with more than 5
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g. And one of the studies that changed
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my thinking came out last year. It was
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the first ever pilot study done on
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Alzheimer's disease patients. You're
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talking about patients whose brains are
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under attack. They're in an energetic
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crisis. They cannot produce energy
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effectively. ATP is all skewed. Brain
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glucose metabolism is skewed. They don't
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remember left from right. Cognitive
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functions are declined. They put them on
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uh 20 gram of creatine per day. These
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patients not only preserved their
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cognitive functions, but they had more
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energy and they were able to exercise
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more. It can protect your brain against
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a concussion. It can protect your g
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brain against a stroke. It can protect
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your brain from stress. The best thing
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about creatine is that it works in the
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background of stress. I think that's
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where most that's where you'll get most
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of the benefits from.

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Episode Highlights

  • The Power of Creatine
    Creatine is the most widely studied supplement, offering benefits for both physiology and neurophysiology.
    “I can't say enough about creatine.”
    @ 00m 14s
    February 12, 2026
  • Creatine and Alzheimer's Study
    A pilot study showed that 20 grams of creatine per day helped Alzheimer's patients preserve cognitive functions.
    “These patients not only preserved their cognitive functions, but they had more energy.”
    @ 02m 01s
    February 12, 2026

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Key Moments

  • Creatine Benefits01:02
  • Alzheimer's Study01:37
  • Brain Protection02:16

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