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Benefits of Creatine and Physiology of Endurance Metabolism
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The benefits of creatine extend beyond just muscle building and include improvements in bone mineral density, cognitive function, and neurological disorders. The next conversation in the podcast will focus on the physiology of endurance metabolism and fat loss.
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