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Creatine-ing a Brave New better memory-ed "woild"
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Posted by: DWA
08/03/2008, 11:52:33
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 Since this article is 5 years old, maybe that is a safe enough interval to assure/allow believing that the die-off from creatine ingestion is not pronounced. Meanwhile, we can follow the Olympics reports closely, also.

At Wikipedia, I saw that another interesting amino acid, l-arginine, is a biochemical precursor to creatine.

This article says creatine makes you smell bad. Worth it? Arginine, I find, tastes about like the lickings from the inside of an old tubeless tire casing.


Brace yourself, folks, for a new surge in apparent aardvark intelligence. As always, I invite your sincere, authentic, envious feedback. '-)


http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/3145223.stm


Creatine 'boosts brain power'



"The dietary supplement creatine - known to improve athletic performance - can also boost memory and intelligence, researchers claim."

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