no one needs to take 10 grams a day perpetually. this would be a waste of money once you have reached maximum absorption within, certainly, a few weeks. After a week or so take a maintenance dose.
@@janetderouin9533It may depend on how much meat you eat? Definitely if you're a vegetarian. I wouldn't take too much daily...3g for your weight should be fine.
Depends. 2-5 grams per day is sufficient to saturate muscle tissue. Some research is indicating that 10 grams per day results in uptake by the brain, and it seems there are probably neurological benefits afforded there. As always, these findings are subject to change as more research is performed.
@matthewfuller9760 You missed the point in various aspects. Depends on what you use it for. If you want to pass blood brain barrier for neurological issues, then higher doses may be better.
So when you fall or have an accident they don't break causing a sequelae of issues afterwards which potentially could be fatal, especially in the elderly.
He exercises daily but doesn’t lift heavy weights. He walks at least a half mile a day . His bones are weak. He had a kidney transplant 2 months ago..should he be taking creatine?
I'd like to volunteer for one of the studies for bone loss
Interesting information.
no one needs to take 10 grams a day perpetually. this would be a waste of money once you have reached maximum absorption within, certainly, a few weeks. After a week or so take a maintenance dose.
I am a 76 year old female. I exercise with weights daily, walk and eat right. Should I be taking creatine. I am 120 lbs.
@@janetderouin9533It may depend on how much meat you eat? Definitely if you're a vegetarian. I wouldn't take too much daily...3g for your weight should be fine.
Depends. 2-5 grams per day is sufficient to saturate muscle tissue. Some research is indicating that 10 grams per day results in uptake by the brain, and it seems there are probably neurological benefits afforded there. As always, these findings are subject to change as more research is performed.
@matthewfuller9760 You missed the point in various aspects. Depends on what you use it for. If you want to pass blood brain barrier for neurological issues, then higher doses may be better.
What makes bone health important?
He stated why in the video.
@@nicholeh1280 Thx
So when you fall or have an accident they don't break causing a sequelae of issues afterwards which potentially could be fatal, especially in the elderly.
Y husband had a kidney transplant 2 months ago. Should he be taking creatine to strengthen his bones.
He exercises daily but doesn’t lift heavy weights. He walks at least a half mile a day . His bones are weak. He had a kidney transplant 2 months ago..should he be taking creatine?
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Should women take 5 or more grams a day.
If you're a vegetarian...yes. I found 5g brought on too much water weight. I've been doing well with 2.5 to 3g daily.
Creatine worked better for me when I quit coffee. Even 1 cup will affect creatine absorption.