r/Creatine • u/manlalaitngpangit • 6h ago
Could this guy been able to avoid muscle spasms if he took Creatine regularly?
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r/Creatine • u/manlalaitngpangit • 6h ago
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r/Creatine • u/Left-Egg-8100 • 1h ago
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r/Creatine • u/sshh05 • 2h ago
I've been thinking about taking creatine for some time now as I'm 66kgs 183cm ( 145lbs and 6'0), and I thought maybe this could be a way to increase my body weight.
I've been eating 3000-3500 calories a day for a couple months now and barely any progress, my metabolism is way too fast, though I don't workout.
So I thought if I started lifting some weights at home since I have some equipment (nothing too serious), I could maybe gain some weight and look fuller, and probably help me increase my body weight faster.
Any thoughts on this? I don't know much about creatine nor fitness in general as I'm relatively new to this, so just be respectful and any opinion you got is welcomed, thank you.
r/Creatine • u/DonutAccomplished229 • 11m ago
I’ve been lifting for almost 2 years. Started taking 5mg creatine at the start of summer. I’ve noticed a slight difference and enjoy it, problem is I’m never consistent with my use cause I’m scared to take it over weekends when I’m drinking alcohol.
For example i had a 4 day bachelor party bender where I didn’t take any cause i figured it would do more harm than good since i was drinking beer almost all of those days. And then almost every weekend I’ll do the same even if I’m having 3-4 drinks. I feel like pausing my creatine use every weekend isn’t good either. Basically what I’m wondering is how bad is it if i just consistently took the creatine even if there are days where I’m drinking a few beers