>2016
>Still taking Creatine
Do you really want testicular cancer and balding that bad?
2016
Jordan Robinson
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Jordan Nelson
What supps have they studied? They might have been measuring lifestyle choices instead of supp use.
Kayden Morgan
>cancer in a bodypart I don't even use
eh
Bentley Nelson
>Harvard researchers
its literally nothing
Bentley Barnes
>Those who used the supplements, such as ills and powders
Well, those pills and powders might contain various ingredients that may very well be a cause for such symptoms, but creatine was proven to be safe in about 100+ - including longterm - studies.
Nathaniel King
>but creatine was proven to be safe in about 100+ - including longterm - studies.
The lies people believe to support their addictions
Jordan Cruz
>I just posted a Harvard Study on the risk factor of Creatine and testicular cancer
>You posted some bullshit about 100+ long term studies that we both know don't exist
If you want to get big while increasing your risk of Ball cancer and hair loss then go for it but don't act like its healthy
Aiden Reed
Those open tabs make for poor bait.
2/10 made me reply.
Daniel Allen
It really does I doubt you even took the time to read it
Gavin Turner
One study using statistical association means very little. Almost all evidence suggests that creatine is safe, and major medical associations have said so.
Caleb Perry
>says study shows causation
>study based purely on association
God, the level of medical retardedness on this board is unbearable. Using statistical controls is just common practice in association studies. Read a book.
Carter Cooper
>2016
>still breathing
You're going to die anyway brah might as well end it now
Caleb Rivera
Came to see if I was gonna get cancer but stayed to lol at the tabs
Sebastian Ortiz
Are you guys retarded?
Thats how the scientific method works. People don't just test for random shit to see if it causes cancer.
Someone says "Hey have you noticed that a lot of people that use creatine get testicular cancer?" Then they do a study to confirm this suspicion. If the suspicion proves correct then they work to find a biological answer, which they are currently doing.
The rate of testicular cancer in men at large is 0.00380228136% the rate of that they found men with testicular cancer that used supplements was 20%. If you think thats not a huge uptick and worth rethinking your food choices then fine.
I'd like to see the MOUNTAIN of unbiased evidence that proves that creatine is healthy.
Robert Martinez
>1/5 people who use creatine get testicular cancer
B8
Levi Rogers
1/5 people that had testicular cancer used supplements including creatine which is one of the main things they believe is causing this. Thats not the same things as 1/5 people who use creatine get testicular cancer but its still troubling.
>bait
Yeah quoting a Harvard/Yale backed study is bait. You people do impressive mental gymnastics when confronted with the truth
Bentley Barnes
They mention MBS (muscle building supplements) but never clarify which ones they tested, unless I'm missing something.
Ryan Young
I don't give a fuck
I inject bathtub chemicals brewed by filipinos in their bathtubs
Camden Fisher
1/5 of people who take creatine regularly probably take other shit and/or steroids
Which have a way higher chance to up the testicular cancer probablity probably
Camden Rivera
>The major ingredients, including creatine, protein, and androstenedione or its booster, were abstracted according to the product ingredients.
>We further conducted exploratory stratified analyses examining associations with TGCC for the major types of MBS use reported by the study population and found that the use of MBS containing ingredients of both creatine and proteins increased the risk of TGCC significantly (OR =2.55, 95% CI: 1.05–6.15).
Aiden Perry
literally what doesn't give you cancer nowadays
Andrew Hall
I mean besides the obvious 'we tested creatine and protein', neither of which tells us much. Protein is protein, 'muscle building' or from a cow and we know the physiological mechanism of creatine use in muscles - so it's obv other ingredients, which they should have listed along with a list of the tested products.
Brayden Thomas
haha, funny tab selection
pretty sure he did that on purpose
>applel device
wait a sec, i might be mistaken
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