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00:00Sleep-deprived? Single dose of creatine may help improve brain function by 25%.
00:06Creatine, easily found in pharmacies, boosts muscle energy and shows promise for brain health.
00:14Studies highlight its benefits for sleep-deprived individuals, with high doses improving cognitive function,
00:20suggesting potential cognitive enhancement beyond physical performance.
00:24Sleep-deprivation from late work shifts or binge-watching causes fatigue and concentration issues.
00:34Energy drinks offer temporary relief but cause jitteriness.
00:39High doses of creatine significantly improve cognitive function in severely sleep-deprived individuals,
00:45suggesting it as a viable, longer-lasting alternative to temporary stimulants.
00:50Researchers hope creatine aids those needing optimal function despite sleep deprivation,
00:59like health care workers and firefighters.
01:02Further studies are needed.
01:04It's produced in the liver, kidneys, and pancreas from three amino acids, with about one gram made daily.
01:11Foods like meat and fish add another gram.
01:1495% is in muscles, but some in the brain, highlighting cognitive benefits.
01:20Creatine regenerates ATP, boosting brain energy and function without oxygen.
01:28It reduces oxidative stress, lowers anxiety and depression risks, and supports brain development,
01:35providing mental health benefits alongside physical performance enhancement, says Scott Forbes, Ph.D.
01:41In a study with 15 participants, creatine enhanced cognitive performance under sleep-deprivation stress.
01:52Each spent two nights, one with creatine and one with a placebo,
01:57showing negligible benefits for unstressed young adults,
02:00highlighting stress-enhanced absorption in the brain.
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