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Thread: How does creatine work?

Started 1 month, 3 weeks ago by stuckat180
If taking creatine makes your muscles store more water, then when you stop taking it does it all go away. Do you gain permanent muscle by taking it?
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IWantDefinition replied 1 month, 3 weeks ago
Face palm. The purpose of creatine doesn't revolve around water retention.

frank8880 replied 1 month, 3 weeks ago
Quote: Originally Posted by stuckat180 If taking creatine makes your muscles store more water, then when you stop taking it does it all go away. Do you gain permanent muscle by taking it? yes, you gain permanent muscle because you get more strength and ATP (what fuels your muscles) so you'll be lifting heavier and ...

2020Wellness replied 1 month, 3 weeks ago
Creatine is a substance used by your body during intense work. Your body will use a creatine requiring source of energy when you're lifting hard and heavy. This system can only be used for short periods of time(seconds). So, in essence, creatine provides you with more power to lift a bit more weight or complete a few more reps. Being able to do those things can provide you with more ...

stuckat180 replied 1 month, 3 weeks ago
Now I get it. Thank you guys

 

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How does creatine work?
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Now I get it. Thank you guys
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How does creatine work?
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Face palm. The purpose of creatine doesn't revolve around water retention.
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How does creatine work?
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Quote: Originally Posted by stuckat180 If taking creatine makes your muscles store more water, then when you stop taking it does it all go away. Do you gain permanent muscle by taking it? yes, you gain permanent muscle because you get more strength and ATP (what fuels your muscles) so you'll be lifting heavier and get big... but, when you stop taking creatine you will decrease like half an inch on each arm due to water retention you...
2020Wellness
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How does creatine work?
Published (2009-10-16 16:55:00)
Creatine is a substance used by your body during intense work. Your body will use a creatine requiring source of energy when you're lifting hard and heavy. This system can only be used for short periods of time(seconds). So, in essence, creatine provides you with more power to lift a bit more weight or complete a few more reps. Being able to do those things can provide you with more muscle over time. The gains you make are solid and will...

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