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News Release January 15, 2014 Problems Found with the Quality and Labeling of Some "Muscle Enhancement" Supplements -- Review of Creatine and Branched-chain Amino Acid Supplements Published by ConsumerLab.com White Plains, New York, January 15, 2014 Athletes often turn to supplements such as creatine and branched-chain amino acids (BCAAs) to enhance muscle strength and recovery
Originally characterized at the University of Florida by the Stephen ORahilly and Robert Kraft groups, the compound has been studied in preclinical research for body composition, adipose tissue lipolysis, glucose homeostasis, skeletal muscle aging, and metabolic disease endpoints
Because theyre dietary supplementsnot medicationstheres no standardized dosing or clinically established protocol for using them to influence GLP-1
First, neurons throughout the central nervous system have GLP1 receptors, too
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