Focused ultrasound could turn a muscle supplement into a brain-saving therapy by sneaking creatine past the brain’s ...

From sarcopenia to ALS, researchers are exploring creatine’s broader clinical potential — but more trials are needed to confirm its value.

Many people take creatine to build strength, promote brain health, and optimise their workouts. Here, experts share when to ...

Heard the hype around this supplement? It's no longer just for the heavy lifters. We break down the best creatine supplements ...

“Creatine is a natural compound that's found in our muscles and brain,” says Michelle Cardel, PhD, MS, RD, and chief ...

Creatine may allow people to do a little more work in reps or sprints, which can ultimately lead to you becoming stronger, ...

While experts say creatine is safe for adolescents, they recommend consulting with your child’s coach or a registered ...

Scientists discover cognitive improvements from creatine supplements, particularly beneficial for specific demographics and brain energy demands.

If you’ve ever wandered through a supplement aisle, have friends who are religious gym-goers, or if you read my last blog post on protein, you’ve probably heard of creatine. Usually, it’s lumped into ...

Cody Crone opened up about his dramatic transformation, revealing that he went from 209 lbs (95 kg) to 183.8 lbs (83 kg).

Creatine and protein are two of the most common workout supplements. But how much should you actually take? A nutritionist answers all your doubts.