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Creatine Treatment Experience in Humans
 
Dietary creatine supplementation significantly improved survival, slowed the development of brain atrophy, and delayed atrophy of striatal neurons and the formation of huntingtin-positive aggregates in R6/2 mice.

Creatine (creatine monohydrate) is available as a sports supplement. It usually comes in capsules or as a powder. In the US creatine is sold as US pharmaceutical grade. One heaping teaspoon is about 5 grams.

There have been no human trials to determine the best amount of creatine to take. The evidence is that HD mice do best when the creatine intake is 2% of the total diet intake. More than 2% produced less gains. There were no gains at 3%. READ ON>>

   
 

Ribose Boost, A Better Creatine
Ribose Supplements Creatine --Jerry.... ...
By Jerry Lampson, HDL Keeper 12 May 02
Posted to HDL: 12 May 2002

Creatine Increases Brain Oxygen, Effects of creatine on mental fatigue and cerebral hemoglobin oxygenation
Creatine has been used by athletes for over twenty years with no significant side effects. Creatine delays onset and symptom ...
Adapted from: eurosci Res 2002 Apr;42(4):279-85 Watanabe A, et al. Department of Neuropsychiatry, Faculty of Medicine, University of Tokyo
Posted to HDL: 09 May 2002

Creatine Fast Track, FDA Grants Avicena Group Orphan-Drug Designation for Creatine for Use by ALS Patients
Creatine and Omega3s are moving forward to drug status and sanctioned treatments for Huntington's Disease. The depression market is bringing ...
Avicena press release 26-Mar-02
Posted to HDL: 07 May 2002

Creatine Form and Dose to Treat HD
For mice there appears to be a best dose, We can expect creatine to delay HD onset and symptoms in ...
HDL Editor, Jerry Lampson
Posted to HDL: 12 Nov 2001

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