On November 24 and 25, our recent findings were presented at the Second Long COVID Congress in Jena, Germany! At this event, ABLAB technician and PhD student Nikola Todorovic presented a segment of our recent trial. This segment focused on investigating the potential differential effects of a three-month regimen of breathing exercises, with and without creatine supplementation, on patient-reported outcomes, exercise tolerance, and tissue creatine levels in patients experiencing long COVID. Our study revealed a significant increase in total creatine levels across brain and skeletal muscle tissues in the creatine group. Moreover, participants in the creatine group exhibited a 54-second improvement in time to exhaustion following the intervention. The paper detailing the full study will soon be published in the Journal of Postgraduate Medicine.