Focused ultrasound could turn a muscle supplement into a brain-saving therapy by sneaking creatine past the brain’s ...

Creatine, once the preserve of bodybuilders and elite athletes, has gone mainstream. From millennials to menopausal mums, ...

A new study published in the journal Food Science & Nutrition suggests that creatine supplementation may help protect the ...

Interestingly, the other supplements in your regimen can support the effectiveness of your creatine routine.

Creatine helps older adults retain muscle mass and cognitive function as they age, and adolescents who do not consume enough creatine have slower growth, decreased muscle mass, and increased fat mass.

Molecular structure of tuberculosis efflux pump reveals how bacteria resist key antibiotic by Jeff Hansen, University of Alabama at Birmingham edited by Sadie Harley, reviewed by Robert Egan ...

The structure showed 12 transmembrane helices in two pseudo-symmetric bundles and two periplasmic subdomains. Experiments showed that the coiled-coil domain, whose predicted model extends from one of ...

Creatine isn't a weight loss miracle drug but by making you better at training harder, gaining muscle, and recovering faster, it can be a useful indirect part of a comprehensive weight loss plan.

Creatine contributes to adenosine triphosphate (ATP) production, “the molecule our cells use for energy and muscles use to contract,” the doctor told us.

Once associated with male bodybuilders, the supplement has attracted hoards of women using it as a catchall for antiaging, toning and more.

Creatine is breaking out of the gym and stepping into clinical neuroscience. With early research pointing to cognitive benefits in Alzheimer’s patients, its potential is impossible to ignore.