Creatine Monohydrate

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How much would i possibly gain in terms of weight from starting to take creatine specifically if i loaded for a week with a daily 20 grams then proceeding with a daily 5 grams? I know it’s just water but i would like to now beforehand to not lose track of my weight while i’m on a cut + can the weight gain actually be seen on my body and face ? ( obviously more puffy) submitted by /u/Left_Media_9271 to r/Supplements [link] [comments]

It’s definitely hard to know the true science for these things (they’re a “product” after all). Whether or not this is placebo, its either a testament to how powerful placebo is (because it feels real) or how powerful these supplements are submitted by /u/supaDupaRando to r/Supplements [link] [comments]

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I had to switch to HCL because the monohydrate was causing intestinal problems. It was causing dehydration to the point that it was actually disrupting my vision. And you might not believe that's real, but I talked to my optometrist about it and they said yeah that's definitely possible. And of course I was taking it with a lot of water, but still having issues. But the monohydrate is the one that has a lot of supporting evidence... And it's quite a bit cheaper. And there are many more options. Edit: It was about 5 g I think Edit: I'm specifically looking for suggestions from people who have dealt with this problem. Guesses from people who don't deal with it aren't very useful. submitted by /u/ryhaltswhiskey to r/fitness40plus [link] [comments]

Is it mold, some debris from machine, or due to heating process, safe to consume or i should toss it? I am using very trusted and costly Creapure creatine available in india. Update: it’s Fructooligosaccharides. Listed ingredient. Safe to consume. submitted by /u/blueh8t to r/Fitness_India [link] [comments]

I have a 365nn uv torch with a zwb2 filter(filters visible light) i use for gem materials. Got bored and was shining it on random objects. That's when I saw there was phosphorecence from my tub Optimum Nutrition creatine monohydrate. Quick searches across web says it shouldn't have this effect. Is it safe to say this could be contaminated with vitamin b? ​Does any gym rat chemist know if creatine monohydrate should have phosphorescence or should I be concerned? submitted by /u/Shayru to r/chemistry [link] [comments]

TL;DR: I have been taking 5g/day creatine for 3 years now and am now thinking to increase the per day dosage. After digging into 1000+ studies, I found some wild stuff about high-dose creatine for cognitive function. Single doses of ~20g can increase processing speed by 24.5% and the effects last 9 hours. Also, vegetarians respond ~2x better than meat-eaters. Full breakdown below with sources. Why I did this: I have been taking 5g/day creatine for 3 years now. Like most people, I took the standard "5g per day" advice and never questioned it. It worked fine for my training, but I kept seeing conflicting claims about creatine for brain function. So I started reading actual papers to figure out if I should increase my dosage. 3 months and 1000+ studies later, here are the findings that genuinely surprised me: The "5g for everyone" dose is based on old muscle research, not brain optimization Most dosing recommendations come from 1990s studies measuring muscle saturation. But your brain is different. A 2024 study (Gordji-Nejad et al., Nature Scientific Reports) found that a single high dose of ~0.35g/kg (~24.5g for a 70kg person) during 21-hour sleep deprivation: • Improved processing speed by 24.5% • Increased brain creatine by 4.2% • Effects peaked at 4 hours and lasted up to 9 hours • Prevented the brain pH drop that normally happens during fatigue Even more interesting: A 2025 review (Fabiano & Candow) analyzed dose-response data and found: • 2-5g/day = 4-6% brain creatine increase • 8-10g/day = 7-8% increase • 15-20g/day = 9-11% increase For cognitive purposes, higher doses appear significantly more effective. This is exactly why I am now thinking to increase my per day dosage. Vegetarians get nearly 2x the cognitive benefit Multiple studies (Rae 2003, Benton 2011) show vegetarians have much lower baseline brain creatine and see dramatic improvements in working memory and reasoning after supplementation. One study found p < 0.0001 for intelligence improvements in vegetarians, basically unheard of in nutrition research. Meat-eaters already get ~1-2g/day from food, so their brains are partially saturated. Creatine does NOT cause kidney damage, dehydration, or cramping, but the myths persist This one genuinely angered me. I found the original studies that started these myths and they're either: • Misinterpreted (one case study of someone with pre-existing kidney disease) • Actually showed the opposite (Greenwood 2003 found LESS cramping in NCAA football players taking creatine vs placebo The ISSN Position Stand (2017) reviewed 1000+ studies and concluded: zero evidence of adverse effects in healthy individuals at recommended doses. Long-term studies go up to 21 months with no kidney function changes. After 3 years at 5g/day, my bloodwork is perfect. The safety data is rock solid. Women have been underserved by creatine research, but that is changing For decades, most creatine studies excluded women or had tiny female sample sizes. Recent research (Smith-Ryan 2021) confirms creatine works for women without the "bloating" fears, benefits across the lifespan without marked body weightchanges. New 2025 studies are specifically examining menstrual cycle effects and menopause benefits. The mechanism for brain benefits is fascinating Your brain is 2% of your body weight but uses 20% of your energy. During high cognitive demand or sleep deprivation, ATP in your prefrontal cortex gets depleted. Creatine acts as a rapid-response energy buffer, literally regenerating ATP in milliseconds. A 2015 study found 20g/day for 7 days increased corticomotor excitability by 70% during hypoxia (low oxygen). Meta-analysis data is stronger than most people realize I compiled the major meta-analyses: • Chilibeck et al. (2017): +1.37kg lean mass in older adults, n=721 • Zhang et al. (2025): SMD 0.43 for strength gains across populations • Xu et al. (2024): SMD 0.31 for memory improvement, more beneficial for females Effect sizes this consistent are rare in nutrition science. Most "advanced" creatine forms are marketing Creatine monohydrate has the most research, is the cheapest, and has 95%+ bioavailability. Buffered creatine, creatine HCL, liquid creatine, none show superior absorption in head-to-head studies. The "better absorption" claims are mostly unproven. What I am doing differently now: After 3 years at 5g/day, I am now experimenting with: • For training: 5g/day consistently (works fine for muscle) • For cognitive demands: 15-20g single dose before intense mental work or when sleep-deprived • Timing: Post-workout with carbs when possible, but consistency matters most I am planning to try a month at 10g/day split into two doses to see if I notice cognitive differences, then potentially experiment with 15-20g on heavy work days. Sources and Interactive Database: I organized all the major studies into a searchable database because I got tired of PDF hunting: https://creatine-sandy.vercel.app Includes: • 50+ major studies with effect sizes, sample sizes, and direct links to papers • Interactive myth-busting (click myths to reveal the actual research) • Dose-response visualizations for both muscle and brain benefits • Safety timeline from 1832 to 2025 • Filterable by category: muscle, cognitive, safety, high-dose protocols Everything is cited with PubMed links if you want to read the full papers. Questions I still have: Why has not the high-dose cognitive research filtered into mainstream recommendations yet? The 2024 Nature study se groundbreaking. Are there long-term (5+ year) studies on 10g+ daily dosing for cognitive purposes? What is the optimal cycling protocol for high-dose cognitive use vs continuous low-dose? For those who have increased from 5g to 10g+ long-term, what subjective differences did you notice? Would love to hear if anyone else has gone deep on this research or experimented with higher doses. What did I miss? Has anyone here gone from 5g to 10-20g daily? What was your experience? submitted by /u/akmessi2810 to r/Supplements [link] [comments]

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I have heard of all the positives of using / starting using creatine Monohydrate, what are some negatives ? And does 5g a day REALLY help with brain fog etc ? Thanks 👍 submitted by /u/Global_Drama439 to r/beginnerfitness [link] [comments]

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always thought creatine was a muscle building supplement that only gym bros took. i don't really work out consistently so i never considered it. then i read it actually helps with mental fatigue and brain fog because your brain uses a ton of energy. there's actual research on it improving cognitive function, especially if you're sleep deprived or doing a lot of mental work. started taking 5g a day (monohydrate). didn't notice anything for the first week or two. but after that i realized i wasn't hitting that afternoon wall where my brain just stops working. it actually helping me focus through the workday. no loading phase needed despite what some people say. but when i asked meetaugust, just 5g daily is okay. take it with food because it can upset your stomach if you don't. also drink more water because it pulls water into your muscles and you'll feel like shit if you're dehydrated. it's cheap, it's well researched, and it's not just for people who lift weights. probably the most underrated supplement for regular people who just want their brain to work better. submitted by /u/murthyk2003 to r/Supplements [link] [comments]

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Hi guys! As we know, Creatine Monohydrate materially boosts most people's ability to build muscle mass (by improving ATP synthesis & muscle water retention). Unfortunately for many of us, there have been ~thousands of comments on social media & forums online (I tracked, haha) discussing Creatine & hair loss with the popular opinion trending toward it worsening hair loss. This is odd, because there don't seem to definitive biomolecular reasons this should affect DHT production. Still, no studies exist that credibly study the relation between both. Which is why, if this gets enough interest, I & some academic friends will be conducting the first large, credible study on Creatine & DHT correlation next month. This will be a basic 4-week single-blind study where you can take your own Creatine, or a free generic month's worth of supply provided by us. To participate, please indicate interest below & we'll get back to you! Why participate? If we can conclusively prove no effect, it'll mean you can get the same or better gains going to the gym much, much faster (22% in modern samples) & maintain markers of brain health. Creatine is a well-studied, fantastic, beautifully harmless supplement. Except when it comes to us where no one knows. Help us make r/tressless fit! submitted by /u/Leadership_Upper to r/tressless [link] [comments]

I’m looking to start taking creatine monohydrate consistently and wanted to ask the community and what’s the best brand out there right now? I know most creatine is basically the same, need something that’s pure, mixes well, and doesn’t mess with my stomach. submitted by /u/Educational_Pay_7023 to r/powerbuilding [link] [comments]

I’m flying to Tennessee soon for a vacation and I want to bring my creatine with me. I portioned out my daily amounts so I don’t have to bring a scale or scoop, but it looks suspiciously like coke. Online says to label it as creatine and it should be fine, but I just want to make sure I won’t run into any major delays or intense questioning. Does anyone have experience with this or similar situation? Or if you have advice about the proper way to do this? Thanks! Also: Tried to post in r/TSA but I don’t have enough Karma :( submitted by /u/Tasty_barrels_bro to r/airport [link] [comments]

And holy shit after just around 15 days, I have hit a big PR i literally every exercise I do! This shits magical. If you consider taking it but you're not sure, just take it. submitted by /u/Kooky-Future-4216 to r/Supplements [link] [comments]

I started taking creatine, and this thing completely transformed me. I was able to lift 2 to 3x more weight in the gym with more stamina within 3 weeks, my muscles looks fuller, I gained weight (Im somewhat skinny so I'm happy) and not only that, I feel like I have better focus, a clearer mind, better sleep and even my face and skin started glowing cuz of the hydration, always woke up with a oily face and now that never happens. The only drawback I could find is that I sweat like a leaking water tank when it's hot and have to carry around a 2L water bottle like it's my baby. Any other supplements that can have the same degree of effects in any other aspects in overall health? submitted by /u/AegonXT007 to r/Biohackers [link] [comments]

first time user here, went to the gym for the last 3 4 months or so and happy with the progress. now, i hear a lot about creatine and how it's a booster for more aesthetics, pretty cheap too, so thinking of trying it. here's what I planned, 3gm everyday, no loading period, will continue for a month, if it felt right, will continue doing the same dose every single day till idk when. any tips or precautions? submitted by /u/fate17_ to r/Fitness_India [link] [comments]

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As part of my muscle-building routine, I've been taking creatine monohydrate. I usually mix with dextrose and protein after a workout. On this day, I used acai juice, since it was convenient and I didn't have the others. I mixed it in a HEAVY glass tumbler, then set it on the counter while I cleaned up a random mess. About a minute or two later, I heard a sound much like a light bulb bursting. When I turned around, I saw that the glass had exploded, sending chunks of glass and juice flying in a near perfect circular shape. The diameter of the "explosion" was probably 8 feet. I'm glad I wasn't drinking it at the time. I searched, but can't find an explanation of what happened. Anyone have any ideas? submitted by /u/dienstbier to r/AskReddit [link] [comments]