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Brandon, Manitoba
Joined January 2023
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Dr. Jose Antonio, el gurú mundial de los suplementos nutricionales: "El café es una de las bebidas más saludables" Many thanks to all of the super-smart and fun men and women of the ISSN! We had an amazing time in Malaga, Spain. The food was amazing. We treated eating like an Olympic sport. Our team from L to R: Jose Antonio, Richard Kreider, Cassie Evans, Ralf Jager, Shawn Arent, Michelle Singleton, Scott Forbes, Katie Vasenina, Tony Ricci, Brandi Antonio, and Corey Peacock. Last but not least, thank you, Diego Bonilla, for bringing this event to life and making it happen. Oh, one last thing. Tony Ricci and I agree that the coffee was second to none! @ShawnArent @DrCreatine @DrCPeacock
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How does muscle growth actually progress over time? Our new systematic review and meta-analysis, posted as a preprint (DOI:10.51224/SportRxiv.910), pooled 3,237 observations from 480 studies to model the trajectory of resistance training-induced muscle growth. As expected, muscle growth follows a curvilinear trajectory. Gains occur relatively rapidly during the early stages of training and then progressively slow as training continues. At 10 weeks, the model estimated an average increase in muscle size of approximately 7%. This increased to ~7.5% at 12 weeks, ~8.9% at 20 weeks, ~10.5% at 36 weeks, and ~12.6% at 78 weeks. In other words, hypertrophy displays diminishing returns—but diminishing returns do not mean no returns. Gains continue to accumulate; they simply become progressively smaller over time. Importantly, there was substantial variability around these averages. At 10 weeks, for example, the 95% prediction interval ranged from approximately −7% to +22%, highlighting just how much hypertrophic responses can differ across studies and individuals. Moreover, most of the included studies were relatively short in duration, limiting our ability to draw conclusions about the rate of hypertrophy over longer training periods (above ~16 weeks). Perhaps more importantly, research studies are generally designed to determine group-level effects rather than to optimize muscle development for each individual. Thus, these findings provide a useful framework for understanding the general trajectory of hypertrophy over time, but should not be interpreted as defining the limits of what a person can achieve with a customized, well-designed training program. Take-home: Muscle growth tends to occur most rapidly during the early stages of resistance training, with the rate of gain progressively slowing as training exposure accumulates. However, diminishing returns do not mean an end to progress, and early rates of growth should not be extrapolated linearly over the long term. Shout out to @BM_Roberts_SkM for spearheading the project 💪 sportrxiv.org/index.php/serv…
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In our latest review, we focus on the application of creatine supplementation for mitigating 🧠 metabolic stress #creatine @NTFabiano @DrCreatine academia.edu/3071-4087/2/2/1…
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Scott Forbes retweeted
🚨NUEVO: La suplementación con creatina no se relaciona con incremento en los efectos secundarios. 👉🏽Es totalmente segura en un rango de dosis, duraciones y poblaciones, según los ensayos en humanos disponibles a la fecha😎: mdpi.com/2075-4663/14/4/137
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A single dose of creatine reduces the cognitive effects of sleep deprivation.
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Evaluating the Safety of Creatine Monohydrate in Adolescents: A Systematic Review of Renal, Hepatic, and Cardiometabolic Outcomes @JoseAntonioPhD @darrencandow @DrCreatine @_MCRicardo_ cureus.com/articles/471288-e…
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Scott Forbes retweeted
Pleased to publish a 25y update to my 2001 review: Anaerobic and Aerobic Energy System Contribution During Maximal Exercise (Sports Med) Synthesising 102 studies of energy system interplay during maximal efforts 🔗 rdcu.be/fcXUu #ExercisePhysiology @hareshsuppiah
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#CreatineForHealth Lack of sleep adversely affects cognitive function, motor skills, and mood, partly because of reduced creatine levels in the brain. Hence, it has been posited that CrM could alleviate these detrimental effects of sleep deprivation. #CreatineMonohydrate
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This is one of the most common misunderstandings I see: Creatine starts → creatinine rises → kidney panic But sometimes the biomarker changed more than the kidney did. That is why isolated creatinine can mislead. Full breakdown + free review: substack.com/home/post/p-192…
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