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Ergolytic/ergogenic effects of creatine on aerobic power. – Cost Effective Supplements

Ergolytic/ergogenic effects of creatine on aerobic power.

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http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22131203


Conclusion of this study

Distances achieved were plotted over times-to-exhaustion and linear regression was used to determine the slopes (critical velocity, CV) assessing aerobic performance. The results indicated that Cr loading did not positively or negatively influence VO2max, CV, time to exhaustion or body mass (p>0.05). These results suggest Cr supplementation may be used in aerobic running activities without detriments to performance.


Supplements analyzed in this study

Creatine

Health conditions analyzed in this study

Fatigue


Slightly Positive
Creatine


Functions related to this study

Energy


Slightly Positive
Creatine

Muscle building


Slightly Positive
Creatine

Weight loss


Highly Negative
Creatine


Body systems related to this study


Digestive System

Nervous System

Respiratory System
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