Creatine may be best known for its muscle benefits, but the research and consumer interest in the supplement has expanded to brain health. While 95% of the body’s creatine stores are found in the muscles, about 5% is stored in the brain. So it’s not surprising that studies have linked creatine intake to multiple cognitive benefits.*
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