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EU Follows UK In Rejecting Creatine Cognitive Health Claim

 
• By Tom Gallen

European Food Safety Authority finds no link between creatine supplementation and improved cognitive function.

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Supplementing with creatine will not improve a person’s cognitive abilities, agree health agencies in the EU and UK.

With the UK having rejected a health claim related to creatine earlier this year, the European Food Safety Authority has

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