A Common Gym Supplement May Give Cancer-Fighting Cells an Energy Boost
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A UCLA-led study found creatine helps dendritic cells preserve energy and function inside tumors.
In mice, boosting creatine slowed melanoma growth and increased anti-tumor immune activity.
The findings suggest creatine could strengthen both dendritic cells and killer T cells in cancer immunotherapy.
It may become a supportive strategy to help more patients respond to treatment.