Hello Tam121!
The correct answer is True, because when used correctly this supplement can be safe and effective. Creatine is a nonessential amino acid naturally produced in the liver, and is believed to have a number of important functions in the body. In particular for athletes, creatine has a large effective at increasing power and force in short bouts of increased exertion and in repeated efforts of maximal exertion (sports requiring short sprints or power). Creatine has been extensively studied in adults and is known to be generally safe, and legal in professional sports leagues and the NCAA. There are a few studies about creatine use in adolescent athletes and these also show a good safety profile.
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Primary care physicians are health-related professionals who take of patients with the same medical conditions.
PCPs are usually involved in their patient care for a very long time and also, all age groups can be taken care of by a PCP, but only depending on what type of attention/care their need.
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