Creatine's role in muscle growth and cancer defense
A recent study has shown that creatine, commonly used as a dietary supplement by athletes, may enhance the function of immune cells that help fight cancer. Experiments on mice and human cells confirmed that increasing creatine levels can boost the activity of dendritic cells and stimulate cytotoxic T cells, potentially contributing to improved immune responses against tumors. Although these findings are still in the early stages, researchers believe that creatine holds promising potential for supporting immunotherapies. However, further clinical studies in humans are necessary.
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