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Creatina Piruvato vs Citrato: Qual Mantém a Força Por Mais Tempo?

BY DR. GYMBRO · 22 de out. de 2026

Dois tipos de creatina avançados superaram o placebo em um estudo de 28 dias, mas apenas um manteve a força muscular elevada ao longo de dez séries de esforço máximo, enquanto o outro perdeu efeito. A creatina piruvato aumentou a força em todos os intervalos (p < 0,001), ao passo que o benefício da creatina citrato desapareceu já no sexto intervalo. Só o piruvato também melhorou a velocidade de relaxamento e o consumo de oxigênio em repouso. Antes de mudar seu suplemento, atenção: o estudo não incluiu um grupo usando creatina monohidratada.