Diario de -Diablo, 15 abr. 19

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/30978926
Effectiveness of Creatine Supplementation on Aging Muscle and Bone: Focus on Falls Prevention and Inflammation.

"Summary and Conclusion
Sarcopenia is a multifactorial disease characterized by a progressive reduction in muscle mass,
strength (dynapenia) and physical performance. The etiology of sarcopenia is complex and involves
changes in muscle fiber morphology, neuromuscular activity, protein kinetics, endocrinology and
inflammation. Sarcopenia is associated with reduced bone mass and bone strength and may be
a contributing factor for the increased risks of falls and fractures often observed in aging adults.
It is well established that resistance training is an effective lifestyle intervention for improving
aging muscle mass, strength and bone accretion. Accumulating evidence indicates that creatine
supplementation, with and without resistance training, has possible anti-sarcopenic and anti-dynapenic
effects. Specifically, creatine supplementation increases aging muscle mass and strength (upper- and
lower-body), possibly by influencing high-energy phosphate metabolism, muscle protein kinetics
and growth factors. Creatine supplementation has shown potential to enhance bone mineral in
some but not all studies, and seems to affect the activation of cells involved in both bone formation
and resorption. Creatine has the potential to decrease the risk of falls experienced by aging adults
which would subsequently reduce the risk of fracture. Finally, preliminary evidence suggests that
creatine may have anti-inflammatory effects during times of elevated metabolic stress, such as during
extended/intense aerobic exercise. Creatine does not appear to reduce indicators of inflammation
during resistance training. Although research is limited, creatine supplementation does not appear to
negatively affect markers of liver or kidney function in aging adults. Future research should objectively
examine the safety and long-term effects of creatine supplementation on properties of muscle, bone and
inflammation in various aging and disease-state populations."

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Thanks D! I'm going to look into upping this in my diet. 
15 abr. 19 por el miembro: LZenn
@LZenn and Big D, I also referenced WebMD on this supplement. Current studies are inconclusive and those with other health problems need to be extremely careful when including this into their daily diet. 
15 abr. 19 por el miembro: Erquiaga
As with anything, do your own research as well. Did enjoy the article though, Big D. 
15 abr. 19 por el miembro: Erquiaga
Thanks for the info! For some reason, I always thought creatine was only for men. 
15 abr. 19 por el miembro: mbd121
I thought elevated creatine levels were bad for kidney function, please correct me if I'm incorrect. Also, is it possible to increase bone and muscle durability without supplements? 
15 abr. 19 por el miembro: Alnona
Hair loss is also associated with creatine. 
15 abr. 19 por el miembro: srossca
@Alnona, it can impact kidney function. 
15 abr. 19 por el miembro: Erquiaga
thanks for the info D 
15 abr. 19 por el miembro: wannabhealthier
High doses may cause issues. No side effects have been proven even at high doses. I would say 5g a day is far from a high dose. https://www.webmd.com/vitamins/ai/ingredientmono-873/creatine 
15 abr. 19 por el miembro: -Diablo
"Creatine is one of the most thoroughly researched compounds, and no adverse side effects have been noted through supplementation." 
15 abr. 19 por el miembro: -Diablo
https://examine.com/nutrition/is-creatine-safe/ 
15 abr. 19 por el miembro: -Diablo
Thanks for posting. I have consumed creatine in the past when in my forties and have wondered how it would effect me now in my sixties. I didn't notice any tremendous effects back then. I admit that I'm not a big fan of supplements...  
15 abr. 19 por el miembro: John10251
I don't notice anything either. I figure why not take it? It may just be something I don't notice even if it does help me get a few more reps. 
15 abr. 19 por el miembro: -Diablo
There is also evidence that simple weight lifting can strengthen bones. Anyhow, you might want to look up Badrino Kocktane on Instagram and FB. He has a lot of inspirational stuff on weight lifting. He was a professional kick-boxer. 
16 abr. 19 por el miembro: Magpiezoe
Alnona look up Creatine vs. Creatinine  
16 abr. 19 por el miembro: Cb1006
D, thanks for keeping the info and conversations flowing. I've started a dialogue with my nutritionist and she will be getting back to me on creatine subject🙋 
16 abr. 19 por el miembro: Alnona

     
 

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