Don’t worry, if you aren’t confused enough there’s also this to send you through another cycle! <a href="https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33811821/" rel="nofollow">https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33811821/
> Creatine promotes cancer metastasis through activation of Smad2/3
Tldr is basically that creatine helps body cells (in rats) to grow. Regardless wherever they're bad (cancer) or good (muscle). At least that's how I understood that study the last time I came across it. So probably stop using creatine when you've a cancer that's growing. Or its liable to use the creatine to turbocharge it's growth
Thankyou!! I'm sure if you have experience in the medical space this sort of thing seems obvious, but to me (non-medical), the original phrasing was so confusing. Your explanation makes sense.
"But you get your choice of toppings."
"That's good!"
"The toppings contain potassium benzoate... ...that's bad."
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So, creatine = good?
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> …and support the use of creatine supplementation as a strategy to augment DC-based cancer immunotherapy.
So it seems that from this research the outcome is indeed creatine = good
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> Creatine promotes cancer metastasis through activation of Smad2/3
Tldr is basically that creatine helps body cells (in rats) to grow. Regardless wherever they're bad (cancer) or good (muscle). At least that's how I understood that study the last time I came across it. So probably stop using creatine when you've a cancer that's growing. Or its liable to use the creatine to turbocharge it's growth
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Creatine uptake promotes dendritic cell activation and enhances antitumor immunity
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