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General · 9 July 2026

Creatine helps immune cells fight cancer, new study finds

Creatine helps immune cells fight cancer, new study finds

New research suggests that creatine, a popular athletic supplement, could aid the immune system in combating cancer. A study conducted by UCLA researchers revealed that creatine provides energy to dendritic cells, vital immune cells responsible for guiding killer T-cells in their assault on tumors. The discovery suggests a possibility that existing cancer immunotherapies could become more potent and accessible to more individuals.

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