Pieter Cohen
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first heard Jan 2026
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But if they think that that might not be a good use of resources, then exactly.
Take the second path that you mentioned and go directly to market.
Just tone down the claims and start selling it online as a dietary supplement.
Who keeps the records on that?
Well, it was recently shut down.
The research that looks at how many people end up in emergency departments is based on a series of sentinel emergency departments that was set up and operated in part by the CDC.
And the collection of that data could also detect adverse effects of dietary supplements.
So that was the only representative way to take a look and get an estimate of how many people were actually ending up in emergency departments.
Yes.
The difference is that tobacco, alcohol, gun violence, in those situations, no one is using those products to improve their health.
So here we have situations where there's no information for consumers that they're going to find about the risks of these products.
And they're taking that to improve their health.
And then to end up in the emergency department, tens of thousands or hospitalized, that's serious.
I recommend supplements to my patients all the time.
These are vitamins and mineral supplements or combinations of those, and they're key to medical care.
Multivitamin, vitamin D, calcium, that's often combined with vitamin D. Iron's great, it's one of my favorites.
Yeah, so creatine is, it's not really part of medical care, but it's something that can help a specific type of athletic performance.
If one's doing repetitive weightlifting, for example, taking creatine can slightly improve one's ability to recover in between sets.
Now, while that is well-established, creatine is often marketed as if it'll have some sort of cognitive benefits, and there's no robust data whatsoever to support that claim.
With creatine, I believe there's been a few small studies.
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