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07.08.2024, Alzchem, Human Nutrition

Crearene and Alzchem Group: Study on creatine supplementation during hemodialysis now successfully completed

Alzchem Group AG and Crearene AG announced in October 2023 that they have jointly initiated a clinical study to investigate the use of creatine in dialysis treatments. The feasibility, safety and dose-finding study has now been fully completed. The team from the University Medical Center Groningen, led by Prof. Dr. Stephan J.L. Bakker, used specially purified creatine from the Alzchem Group.  
 
All three study objectives were achieved. The study confirmed the technical feasibility of simultaneous creatine administration during hemodialysis treatment and that creatine administration via the dialysis solution is well tolerated by patients with end-stage chronic kidney disease. It also provided clear results on the effective dosage of creatine solution during the dialysis process to replenish missing creatine in the body. 

Positive absorption gradients of creatine in the human body were confirmed by three independent methods.  
 
In addition to the primary research objectives, initial observations were made on clinically relevant efficacy parameters. Based on these observations, hand grip strength (HGS) as a typical test of patients' physical condition can be selected as an endpoint for further evaluation. HGS has been shown to be a relevant indicator of patients’ health status in other studies.  
 
Alzchem Group AG and Crearene AG as development partners are pleased with the results, which provide a solid basis for product formulation and a rapid market launch.  

Web links: https://crearene.com/ and https://www.alzchem.com/

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