Creatine may help immune system fight cancer by energising dendritic cells

Scientists have found that creatine may strengthen a key cancer-fighting immune pathway by energising dendritic cells, which in turn activate killer T cells. The discovery could eventually improve the effectiveness of cancer immunotherapy. However, the results have not yet been tested in human patients.

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