Creatine supplementation
This article is based on the similar article “Creatine in the Heart: Health and Disease” that I published in the scientific journal “Nutrients” (vol. 13,
Prof. Maurizio Balestrino
is Associate Professor of Neurology at the University of Genova. His research interests include creatine as a medicinal compound and new creatine-derived compounds with therapeutical effects. He aims at bridging the gap between experimental research and clinical therapy, and to this aim he has co-founded NovaNeuro, an academic spinoff that creates and commercializes dietary supplements based on creatine.