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Creatine is banned for all NCAA sports
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Creatine is not banned in most sports because it is a natural compound found in food and produced by the body. It is considered safe and legal to use as a dietary supplement. However, some sports organizations may have specific regulations or restrictions on its use, so athletes should always check with their governing body for any restrictions.
Creatine has not been banned in any professional sport because many everyday foods contain it and it would be hard to ban those foods. In addition, the body, on its own, produced about 2 grams of it every day.
In Major League Baseball being banned from baseball means that you are not eligible to sign any type of contract with one of its 30 teams and you are unable to have any part in festivities held in a Major League Ball park unless the Commissioner's Office grants a special exception to allow the banned player into a ball park however the banned player is still able to be signed with a national broadcaster such as for example ESPN, TBS or FOX since the banned list does not cover national broadcasting teams.
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No, composite bats, including those that use carbon fiber, have been banned for use in Little League.
Well lets start off with the fact that any product that has creatine is legal. I have been playing football all my life and am now in college. I have taken creatine and gotten tested and nothing comes up. Myoplex is defenetly not the best creatine out there but its most certainly legal. And as far as the bad effects go you just need to drink alot of water and you should be fine.