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A wide, editorial-style still life photographed from slightly above on a pale oat-colored linen surface, lit by soft morning window light from the left. In the center sits a small matte ceramic bowl holding a mound of fine white powder, with a minimalist wooden scoop resting beside it. Next to the bowl is an open amber glass supplement jar with a plain cream label, and a few white capsules spill across the linen in a loose arc.

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¿Es el GAA un potenciador cerebral? El resultado del ensayo de 6 semanas es complicado

BY DR. GYMBRO ·

El GAA, precursor de la creatina que se vende como potenciador cerebral, acaba de recibir su primera prueba seria en humanos. En un ensayo doble ciego de seis semanas con 58 adultos sanos, se observaron algunas mejoras en la velocidad de reacción y leves indicios de cambios en el ánimo y el estrés. Sin embargo, la mayoría de las pruebas cognitivas no mostraron efectos y muchos resultados primarios fueron solo tendencias. Los marcadores de seguridad fueron normales, pero el estudio fue pequeño, exploratorio y no incluyó un grupo de comparación con solo creatina. Aquí se explica qué evidencia existe realmente, a quién podría interesar y por qué el veredicto es mixto.

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