Does creatine supplementation improve cognitive function in older adults?
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Does creatine supplementation improve cognitive function in older adults?
The evidence suggests that creatine supplementation may improve certain cognitive functions, notably memory and attention, in older adults, though further comprehensive research is needed to substantiate these findings.
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dietary supplements, brain health, creatine, geriatrics, neurology, supplementation, aging, cognitive enhancement, cognitive function, older adults
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