As a result, the reports urges other countries and sport organizations to follow France and declare creatine a banned substance. But creatine is still available over the counter in Canada and many Centretown health stores have not pulled the product off the shelves. Several store-owners did not want to comment on the report or its findings. Smith says followup studies must be done before his shop takes creatine off its shelves. Creatine will be available as long as there is a demand for it.
People drink coffee every day and it has been proven unhealthy.
I can't imagine stores taking coffee off their shelves. He says it is most popular among 18 to 26 year-old males. They are interested in what will make them the biggest, the fastest. Centretown athlete Brandon Deaves agrees. It definitely gave me the extra edge that I was looking for.