Creatine linked to testicular cancer?

[AllKindsOGains]

Take a look: Creatine Linked to Testicular Cancer

Personally, I think the article is vauge and doesn't point to any actual scientific evidence other than coincidental experimentation (20% of the people studied had taken supps....only 20%?)

[lovbyts]

I think it's just another reach to try to discredit and regulate vitamins and other natural supplements.

[scotty51312]

Take a look: Creatine Linked to Testicular Cancer

Personally, I think the article is vauge and doesn't point to any actual scientific evidence other than coincidental experimentation (20% of the people studied had taken supps....only 20%?)

Everything causes cancer. Distilled water. Drank from a plastic container can be argued to cause cancer. I read a study that a long term use of SERMs like nolva can eventually lead to cancer. It's just like death which is an inevitable side effect of life

[tarmyg]

This is actually a very interesting first study into this but as always the headlines do not make it justice which Examine.com clarifies here in an excellent way: Do muscle building supplements cause testicular cancer? A deeper look at the latest study on MBS usage and testicular cancer. - Examine.com Blog | Examine.com

[bignath4607]

Excuse the pun but its probably bollocks just like when the government came out with too much beef can give u cancer well if that were true i would of been dead by 25

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[AllKindsOGains]

I don't believe this shit for a second

[kelkel]

This is actually a very interesting first study into this but as always the headlines do not make it justice which Examine.com clarifies here in an excellent way: Do muscle building supplements cause testicular cancer? A deeper look at the latest study on MBS usage and testicular cancer. - Examine.com Blog | Examine.com

Examine is always on top of this stuff.

[lovbyts]

I have always had a few simple rules to avoid cancer. If you want to make something sweet add honey or pure cane sugar. No artificial sweeteners. If you want to fry something use extra virgin olive oil and use butter instead of margin. Stick to natural and not artificial as much as possible.

[bignath4607]

Sounds like a good idea stay away from anything processed

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