top | item 43556812 (no title) yza | 11 months ago Title is slightly misleading. Turns out, sex-disaggregated analysis showed that the supplement group, only in females, gained 0.59 ± 1.61 kg more lean body mass than the controls (p = 0.04)Direct link to this study: https://www.mdpi.com/2072-6643/17/6/1081 discuss order hn newest julianeon|11 months ago That's an important clarification! So for half the population, creatine works. TomHenderson3|11 months ago So you know, they are misunderstanding the paper. TomHenderson3|11 months ago "There were no group differences in lean body mass growth following resistance training in females (p = 0.10) or males (p = 0.35)"
julianeon|11 months ago That's an important clarification! So for half the population, creatine works. TomHenderson3|11 months ago So you know, they are misunderstanding the paper.
TomHenderson3|11 months ago "There were no group differences in lean body mass growth following resistance training in females (p = 0.10) or males (p = 0.35)"
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