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The collection highlights ongoing debates about the safety and efficacy of creatine, exemplified by comments like Rachit's critique of unsupported claims and mentions of official positions from organizations like the International Society of Sports Nutrition. The tone varies from skepticism to cautious curiosity, reflecting a collective interest but limited depth in understanding the full implications of the publication.
The discussions show skepticism about claims supporting creatine's performance benefits, with some posts questioning evidence or highlighting the need for more research.
Participants demonstrate moderate interest, as they discuss the safety, evidence, and potential risks of creatine, especially related to sports performance and health implications.
There is some deeper engagement, such as referencing specific scientific positions and considering future research possibilities, but overall the discussions remain relatively superficial.
The social discussions suggest awareness of safety considerations and potential risks, but they do not indicate a major influence on attitudes or policies yet.
2/ Rachit says creatine is FOR ALL but gives no evidence to back his claims and goes on to copy paste biochemistry of creatine from a Google search. International Society of Sports Nutrition position specifies creatine use in sports & athletics only... https://t.co/pf7RmrZt8I https://t.co/wo2dMePXsS
@adsh01 @GBarnesMD @MaryCushmanMD @YogenKanthi @IowaMSTP @2Scottish @DKadiandodov @SVM_tweets @DJC6998 @isth @ColemanDM_vasc @henke1965 Interesting hypothesis that creatine use in sport may be a risk factor for VTE, but really needs more evidence.... I don’t ask about creatine use in sports-related VTE, but will in future, maybe we could collect this data?
RT @theliverdr: 2/ Rachit says creatine is FOR ALL but gives no evidence to back his claims and goes on to copy paste biochemistry of creat…
@OAndrePa Obrigado! A última que li teria sido esta: "creatine supplementation leads to improved performance on the field of play remains unknown". https://t.co/JfgZ9tlgkC
RT @theliverdr: 2/ Rachit says creatine is FOR ALL but gives no evidence to back his claims and goes on to copy paste biochemistry of creat…
RT @theliverdr: 2/ Rachit says creatine is FOR ALL but gives no evidence to back his claims and goes on to copy paste biochemistry of creat…
This video reviews a systematic analysis comparing vitamin D2 and D3 in increasing serum 25-hydroxyvitamin D levels. It finds that vitamin D3 is generally more effective than D2, especially with large bolus doses…
Creatine is a popular supplement used to enhance sports performance, especially in high-intensity, short-duration activities. Short-term use is generally safe, though long-term effects and optimal dosing require further…
@OAndrePa Obrigado! A última que li teria sido esta: "creatine supplementation leads to improved performance on the field of play remains unknown". https://t.co/JfgZ9tlgkC
RT @theliverdr: 2/ Rachit says creatine is FOR ALL but gives no evidence to back his claims and goes on to copy paste biochemistry of creat…
RT @theliverdr: 2/ Rachit says creatine is FOR ALL but gives no evidence to back his claims and goes on to copy paste biochemistry of creat…
RT @theliverdr: 2/ Rachit says creatine is FOR ALL but gives no evidence to back his claims and goes on to copy paste biochemistry of creat…
RT @theliverdr: 2/ Rachit says creatine is FOR ALL but gives no evidence to back his claims and goes on to copy paste biochemistry of creat…
RT @theliverdr: 2/ Rachit says creatine is FOR ALL but gives no evidence to back his claims and goes on to copy paste biochemistry of creat…
RT @theliverdr: 2/ Rachit says creatine is FOR ALL but gives no evidence to back his claims and goes on to copy paste biochemistry of creat…
RT @theliverdr: 2/ Rachit says creatine is FOR ALL but gives no evidence to back his claims and goes on to copy paste biochemistry of creat…
RT @theliverdr: 2/ Rachit says creatine is FOR ALL but gives no evidence to back his claims and goes on to copy paste biochemistry of creat…
RT @theliverdr: 2/ Rachit says creatine is FOR ALL but gives no evidence to back his claims and goes on to copy paste biochemistry of creat…
RT @theliverdr: 2/ Rachit says creatine is FOR ALL but gives no evidence to back his claims and goes on to copy paste biochemistry of creat…
RT @theliverdr: 2/ Rachit says creatine is FOR ALL but gives no evidence to back his claims and goes on to copy paste biochemistry of creat…
RT @theliverdr: 2/ Rachit says creatine is FOR ALL but gives no evidence to back his claims and goes on to copy paste biochemistry of creat…
RT @theliverdr: 2/ Rachit says creatine is FOR ALL but gives no evidence to back his claims and goes on to copy paste biochemistry of creat…
2/ Rachit says creatine is FOR ALL but gives no evidence to back his claims and goes on to copy paste biochemistry of creatine from a Google search. International Society of Sports Nutrition position specifies creatine use in sports & athletics only... https://t.co/pf7RmrZt8I https://t.co/wo2dMePXsS
@adsh01 @GBarnesMD @MaryCushmanMD @YogenKanthi @IowaMSTP @2Scottish @DKadiandodov @SVM_tweets @DJC6998 @isth @ColemanDM_vasc @henke1965 Interesting hypothesis that creatine use in sport may be a risk factor for VTE, but really needs more evidence.... I don’t ask about creatine use in sports-related VTE, but will in future, maybe we could collect this data?
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