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- hackernews@lemmy.bestiver.se
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This is a nothing-burger. The “comprehensive review” is in fact a mini-review. The pilot was 20 patients in a single arm study - there was no active or passive controls and neither the patients or their caregivers were blind to the intervention. And the meta review?
There is so much garbage in Alzheimer research it’s not funny.
About what I expected. Few headlines like these are worth a damn.
For someone who just read the headlines and up voted(not proud, not guilty either) the post, thanks for the comment.
Son of a bitch. I hate the taste of creatine, but am at a very high risk of Alzheimers.
Pure creatine is nearly flavorless. You can also mix it with other flavored drinks.
100% wrong. Good lord confidentiality incorrect.
I’ve never been able to taste it and searching reveals that pure creatine monohydrate is most likely tasteless. However, some people describe it as slightly sour. However, my experience and that of most people that I’m seeing online report it as being easily masked by coffee, tea, or protein shakes.
Also, I think you meant confidently. I only mention it because it seems like the details matter to you.
That’s not at all my experience. I’ve tried so many different versions and it’s a very strong flavor to me.
It’s more expensive but you can get it in capsules to swallow.
Yea, just has the texture of sand.
It dissolves slowly in cold water. If you take it, you could try mixing with hot coffee or tea.
Also helps with one of the most important factors in aging gracefully: retaining muscle mass.
Not that straightforward https://www.zmescience.com/science/news-science/creatine-gains-no-gym/
Creatine made my stock portfolio go up 45%
