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A softly lit, minimalist strength-training studio photographed in a modern editorial style. In the foreground, a matte black barbell loaded with weight plates rests on a light oak platform, with fine chalk dust floating in warm morning light. Beside it on a pale concrete bench sits a simple ceramic scoop of white creatine powder, with a small spill of fine crystals catching the light, next to a minimal frosted glass jar with no label. A matte sage-green shaker bottle and a folded cream towel sit nearby. In the soft-focus background, tall windows let in diffused golden sunlight, casting long, gentle shadows across the floor. A rack of neatly arranged dumbbells is blurred in muted charcoal tones.

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Creatina y entrenamiento de fuerza: mayores ganancias sin que la dosificación importe

BY DR. GYMBRO ·

Un meta‑análisis de 63 estudios con 1.489 participantes evaluó el efecto de la creatina en el entrenamiento con pesas. El aumento de fuerza fue moderado y consistente tanto en la parte superior como inferior del cuerpo, mientras que la ganancia de masa magra fue menor y la grasa corporal no cambió de forma significativa. Sorprendentemente, la estrategia de dosificación, la cantidad diaria y el protocolo no influyeron significativamente en los resultados. La edad surgió como la única pista exploratoria, mostrando efectos mayores en participantes más jóvenes.

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