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Can a diabetic type 1 drink creatine as a supplement for lifting weights?
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Bad idea: Supplements in a type 1 diabetic have to be monitored closely. Not a great idea. Talk to your doctor about your weight training and protein supplements.
Answered 1/14/2016
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