Max Lugavere: First Alzheimer’s Creatine Trial Shows Shocking Results! | TUH #178

26 Jun 2025 · 16 min
15:31

Gary Brecka and Max Lugavere discuss a small clinical trial where Alzheimer's patients given 20 grams of creatine daily for eight weeks showed statistically significant cognitive improvements. The trial had about 20 patients and no placebo control, but the results suggest creatine may support brain energy production.

Questions this video answers

About 20 patients.

20 grams per day.

Eight weeks.

No — it was a one‑arm study with no placebo group.

He stated every woman over 40 should take at least 5 mg creatine per day (as spoken in transcript).

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