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Tatami flooring for Yoga, Martial Arts and Judo schools
InterlockingFloormat.com is expanding their partnership with all Yoga, Martial Arts, Judo, Karate, Aikido, Tae Kuan Do, and exercise schools. The partnership program will promote all Yoga and Martial Arts schools on its partner webpage. All...
The Great British Aikido Controversy
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The Origins of Ti Chi
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Traveling With Scuba Dive Gear and Equipment
With today's state of air travel and airport security, scuba divers often have to decide how to travel with all their dive gear. For those scuba divers who plan to rent all their equipment at their destination, this isn't an issue. However, the...
Women in The Martial Arts
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Creatine is just more than a supplement
Creatine is proving to be one of the most promising, well researched, and safe supplements ever discovered for an exceptionally wide range of uses.
Although creatine offers an array of benefits, most people think of it simply as a supplement that bodybuilders and other athletes use to gain strength and muscle mass.
Nothing could be further from the truth. People who don’t follow the research on creatine are often stunned to find out how much research has been done, and how many health, fitness, and longevity uses creatine may have.
Creatine may positively effect: • sarcopenia (a loss of muscle mass due to aging) • improve in brain function of healthy and damaged brains • modulate inflammation. • diseases effecting the neuro muscular system, such as muscular dystrophy (MD) • wasting syndromes/muscle atrophy • fatigue • gyrate atrophy • Parkinson’s disease • Huntington’s disease and other mitochondrial cytopathies • neuropathic disorders • various dystrophies • myopathies • various brain pathologies. • may increasing growth hormone (GH) levels • reduce homocysteine levels • possibly improving the symptoms of Chronic fatigue Syndrome • improve cardiac function in those with congestive heart
failure
How does Creatine work? In a nutshell, creatine works to help generate energy. When ATP loses a phosphate molecule and becomes adenosine diphosphate (ADP), it must be converted back to ATP to produce energy. Creatine is stored in the human body as creatine phosphate (CP) also called phosphocreatine. When ATP is depleted, it can be recharged by CP. That is, CP donates a phosphate molecule to the ADP, making it ATP again.
An increased pool of CP means faster and greater recharging of ATP, which means more work can be performed. This is why creatine has been so successful for athletes. For short-duration explosive sports, such as sprinting, weight lifting and other anaerobic endeavors, ATP is the energy system used.
A more recent study done in 1999 found that 5g of Creatine per day without a loading phase in 16 athletes significantly increased measures of strength, power, and increased body mass without a change in body fat levels.
You can easily conclude that creatine is not a wonder drug for bodybuilders and atheletes only.
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