Creatine: effects on muscle tissue

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Years ago a news item caused a lot of discomfort in the medical, academic, and exercising communities: a young man, who regularly used creatine, presented severe kidney complications. This news was so profound in the world scenario that it gave rise to new lines of research entirely dedicated to the study of this molecule. It is currently understood that creatine is a safe and highly effective supplement, but some doubts arise: Could this molecule cause muscle cell hyperplasia? Could creatine cause kidney damage? What is the ideal amount and the best time to use this amine? These questions, and many others, are answered by the specialists who came together to write this magnificent material. This book was developed from studies carried out in the renowned Laboratory of Tissue Morphology of the prestigious Medical School of Jundiai. The researchers in this laboratory are recognized for their unique ability to conduct scientific projects and are respected by the national and international academic community.