Medical Uses

Creatine may no longer be thought of as just an athletic supplement.  Although creatine is not a prescription drug, recent studies have suggested some possible medical uses.  Creatine has been studied for its beneficial effects on certain disease states, mainly ALS, MS, MD, and most recently studied, Myasthenia Gravis.  Special attention has been given to creatine’s rehabilitative effects on muscle.   Studies have shown decreases in muscle fatigue, increases in muscle mass, increases in muscle strength, and for those with progressive degenerative diseases, an improvement in their quality life.

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