In their 2017 position stand, the ISSN concluded that creatine monohydrate is safe and effective for adolescent athletes (ages 16+), provided they are involved in serious/competitive supervised training, are consuming a well-balanced diet, and use the supplement under appropriate guidance [11]
however, growing evidence suggests that they may also provide benefits for other conditions, including PCOS ( 4 , 5 )
Heavy metals are also known to induce mitochondrial dysfunction, deplete antioxidant reserves, and alter immune signaling pathways like NF-B and AP-1, all of which amplify inflammatory responses (Korashy et al., 2008
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