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What does creatine have to do with creatine?

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Creatine is creatine. However, if you mean creatinine and creatine, they are two different things. Creatinine is created when the body breaks down creatine, and is a waste product. It is eliminated through the kidneys and into the urine. Creatinine in large amounts can cause kidney damage and can kill you, or put you into a dialysis machine for some time. However, this is usually caused when a large amount

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