Common questions and misconceptions about creatine supplementation: what does the scientific evidence really show?

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RT @theliverdr: 3/ ...and not in others. There is some inconclusive data in patients with muscular dystrophy and aging population, but the…

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@PriyankaLahiri_ @chiragbarjatyaa @theliverdr Our aim as a good fitness coach should be to suggest what is optimal for the client. You think you dnt need creatine but that doesnt mean you will not benefit from taking creatine. Attaching a research paper fo

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