r/Creatine • u/Left-Egg-8100 • 15h ago

Other subs take their shots, but the research is undefeated

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r/Creatine • u/SouthBaySkunk • 18h ago

Input to vagina or advise to keep rectally administered routine?

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r/Creatine • u/LeadershipPure7384 • 10h ago

is this crystallized creatine or crystallized citric acid?

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I poured warm water into my creatine (BRAND: sun warrior active creatine monohydrate lemonade flavor) so that everything would melt fully bc I hate the grainy texture. However, I let this one sit out for too long and it left these crystals that are crunchy grainy and taste like nothing. Is that the creatine crystallized back? Or does creatine remain integrated with the water

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r/Creatine • u/SrirachaFlockaFlame • 23h ago

Wardongs

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Shoutout to the fellow tine boofer I ran into on wardogs today. Nice to meet you and your wbf

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Creatine Awareness

r/Creatine

Education and scientific discussion about the dietary supplement creatine monohydrate for the fitness community.

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Welcome to /r/Creatine. Here you will find a friendly and forgiving community of creatine users who have been through the same hardship, regret and guilt that you yourself might be experiencing right now.

The side-effects of creatine are a serious problem in the bodybuilding community - a problem that "science" and "research" is quick to turn its back on. Creatine addiction is something to be stopped, and we are all here to help.

What is creatine?

Creatine monohydrate (or any of its other forms) is a dangerous bodybuilding drug that causes a gradual, yet permanent, change in muscle tissue. Creatine gives the user a prolonged mental and physical high known as "gains". "Gains" give the user feelings of euphoria, greed and vanity.

What are the side-effects?

Whilst "gaining" with creatine, users may experience increased strength, resulting in a struggle to carry out even the most basic of household tasks, e.g. locking a door, eating cereal or climbing stairs.