Supplementing with creatine will not improve a person’s cognitive abilities, agree health agencies in the EU and UK.
EU Follows UK In Rejecting Creatine Cognitive Health Claim
European Food Safety Authority finds no link between creatine supplementation and improved cognitive function.

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