Nutrition January 2019 PMID 30170305

Guanidinoacetic acid with creatine compared with creatine alone for tissue creatine content, hyperhomocysteinemia, and exercise performance: A randomized, double-blind superiority trial.

Sasa Semeredi, Valdemar Stajer, Jelena Ostojic, Milan Vranes, Sergej M Ostojic

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People express mild curiosity about the research, with some noting related studies on creatine and its precursors, such as GAA, and sharing links, which indicates an interest in the topic but not intense engagement or impact. The tone remains conversational and casual, using phrases like 'Anecdotal, but does seem to help,' showing some interest without strong agreement or deep discussion.

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Justanaveragerunner

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@esaagar She also recently discussed a study on creatine and its precursor, GAA, and possibly higher saturation in brain. Study here, https://t.co/fBA2CwI8Ts. Anecdotal, but does seem to help mega dose sachet's on low sleep days. Several commercially available https://t.co/ufhoPlucr2

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@NTFabiano Is the same as this? https://t.co/GuHoUNsrl8

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Ryan Ayala

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Links to the two studies referenced: https://t.co/ShVTerLr1z https://t.co/f6wicHFOvd

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