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In this video, Steven Bartlett discusses the benefits of creatine for brain health, particularly in relation to Alzheimer's disease and lifestyle factors that can reduce risk.

benefits of creatinebrain health and Alzheimer'spreventable diseaseswomen and Alzheimer'ssedentary lifestyle effectsimproving brain performanceexercises for brain healthcreatine research studies

Chapters

  1. 0:00Introduction to Creatine
    01
  2. 0:10Creatine and Brain Health
    02
  3. 0:30Alzheimer's Disease Overview
    03
  4. 0:50Impact on Women and Representation
    04
  5. 1:10Preventability of Alzheimer's
    05
  6. 1:30Lifestyle Changes and Brain Performance
    06

Transcript

0:00

this white powder in front of me you've got a big smile on your face i do because i don't care who you are you should definitely be having this so let's talk about creatine phenomenal research shows you can creatine your way out of sleep deprivation it can protect your brain against a concussion stroke from stress and there was a study done on alzheimer's disease patients and they found that patients not only

0:16

preserved their cognitive functions but they had more energy and they were able to exercise to exercise more and i know this last decade i've been surrounded more and i know this because i'm a clinician and over the they were able by the greatest neurosurgeons in the world studying the brain and so i'm here to

0:32

tackle one disease and that is alzheimer's because it generally starts in our 30s and 60 million people worldwide have alzheimer's 70 being women and i get angry and i get passionate because women have been lied to they've been underrepresented they downplay their

0:54

symptoms or they're too scared to ask their doctor for or they're too scared to ask advice and what people don't really know is that it is a preventable disease but it's like end stage cancer once you get the diagnosis there is no cure and the fact that so many people are at the mercy of a disease that is preventable is not okay with me and i don't think people understand these things

1:10

like people don't really know that we're becoming more sedentary which is a disease and there was a study that was done on this that showed that if you do 10 air squats every hour this can compensate for your sedentary lifestyle and then we have several lifestyle factors that can lower your risk of getting alzheimer's disease as well

1:26

as showing you what five minutes a day can do for your brain performance just using a tennis ball and an eye patch

1:34

using a tennis ball and an eye patch

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