Role of Creatine in the Heart | Creatine Conference 2022

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Creatine is a key player in heart contraction and energy metabolism. In heart failure, creatine and phosphocreatine decrease because of decreased expression of the creatine transporter, and because phosphocreatine degrades to prevent adenosine triphosphate (ATP) exhaustion. This causes decreased contractility reserve of the myocardium and correlates with left ventricular ejection fraction, and it is a predictor of mortality. Creatine effectiveness in this case may be because anthracyclines reduce expression of the creatine transporter, and because of the pleiotropic antioxidant properties of creatine. Moreover, creatine may also reduce concomitant muscle damage by anthracyclines
In this talk, Prof. Maurizio Balestrino PhD (University of Genova, Italy) presents about the ""Role of Creatine in the Heart: Health and Disease"".
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Balestrino, M. Role of Creatine in the Heart: Health and Disease. Nutrients 2021, 13, 1215. doi.org/10.3390/nu13041215
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[@jjssbailey]

Thank you Dr Balestrino.

[@joesphbegley3088]

Creatine conference ! Conference of creatine floggers !

[@openureyes]

Fantastic information 👌

[@divinemercy7036]

love that italian accent!

[@REDDAWN2010]

Can I get back to taking creatine monohydrate after my MI? It’s been 6 months. EF is now 53%. I’m doing well overall. Medicated for HBP, high cholesterol and currently taking warfarin / anti coagulants for a blood clot in the heart that is clear or almost clear. Cat scan soon. Thank you.

[@84jamesp]

You know, it’s hard to find many doctors talking about this, but you can find many people who use creatine such as myself who will tell you. We have heart issues when we take it but when we stop taking it, the heart issues go away. All anybody says that’s pro Creatine is that it’s not the creatine, you’re dehydrated( I drink tons of water) this or that but I’m telling you when I stop taking it I feel 100 times better, my heart doesn’t palpitate my varicose veins, shrink in size as well. I hate it because I get so strong and jacked but I don’t wanna die from it

[@sw4rmify]

This should be researched more… have you tried a lower dosage?

[@suksuk602]

I feel like a needle is pinching my heart. And palpitations too.

[@yaacheese8643]

Y’all need to go see a cardiologist. I thought it was the creatine too until I got bloodwork done and had insane levels of cholesterol. Anything that puts further strain on the heart is only going to get you faster to a heart attack. If your bloodwork is all good then see a cardiologist and perform all tests. Sometimes, people are born with genetic defects that we aren’t aware of.

[@man-ee4ro]

Oh my god I am not alone. My heart beat increases like crazy when I take creatine. I have done a complete cardiac evaluation test and found no problems with my heart or body. But when I take creatine my heart beat is crazy. So, I stopped taking it and the heart rate got normal again. Like he said I love creatine and it's benefits but I don't want a cardiac arrest

[@StefanoH84]

Creatine For Health -it is possible that supplementing the diet with creatine to give arrhythmia?

[@sw4rmify]

I have anecdotal evidence in my past of this happening. Currently trying supplementation again and seeing if it happens again

[@maddoxvacio7973]

So is creating good for the heart or it’s not?

[@PabloCruise9398]

From what I gather, yes,, but for people on dieretic meds, "water pills" like most congestive heart failure patients need to consult doctor because it can increase risk of kidney problems..

[@ChannelScottify]

Better English than most Americans.

[@hytraaddxw3rs313]

lol

[@oares00]

The professor should exercise a lot more the English language. Like most Italians he believes he speaks very well english because nobody helps him to better the phonetics. Mean while it would be better to speakover this tolk by a native english speaker. You can test the terribly wrong results by the automatic generated subtitles where most words are mistaken. 😎

[@norikhellaf7611]

As a paying participant of his course, that's completely justified for you to demand.

[@mikaelsjoberg1894]

His English is good enough!

[@hiraijo1582]

@@mikaelsjoberg1894 i am not a native english speaker but i am able to understand different accents of foreign speakers and different english dialects. not understanding him is not a problem of the speaker, it is a problem of the listener.

[@openureyes]

I can understand the doctor perfectly