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Piruvato de creatina vs citrato: una forma mantuvo la fuerza elevada por más tiempo

BY DR. GYMBRO · 22 oct 2026

Dos formas de creatina superaron al placebo en un ensayo de 28 días, pero solo una mantuvo la fuerza muscular alta durante los diez intervalos máximos, mientras que la otra perdió el efecto. El piruvato de creatina aumentó la fuerza en todos los intervalos (p < 0,001), mientras que el beneficio del citrato desapareció a partir del sexto intervalo. Además, el piruvato mejoró la velocidad de relajación y el consumo de oxígeno en reposo. Antes de desechar tu creatina habitual, hay un detalle importante: el estudio no incluyó un grupo de monohidrato de creatina.