Six models were fit with BrAC, perceived drunkenness, alcohol craving, appetite, blood glucose, and nausea scores as dependent variables, respectively (Supplemental Table 2)
Here is the latest of these, including a section on creatineA systematic review and meta-analysis on creatine use, combined with resistance trainingA review on safety concerns over creatineThe 13500 person review on the side effects of creatine use with long-term supplementationWidely hailed as the original creatine paper, by Harris et al, this showed that supplementation with creatine could increase muscle stores significantlyStudies showing that muscular performance was enhanced by creatine supplementationA recent scoping review explores the available evidence on the possible protective effect of creatine in concussion managementDisclosures from Dr Eric Rawson: Been taking creatine since 1992 Have published/presented a fair bit about creatine and other supplements
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