r/CreatineScience

Does taking creatine before bed actually make a difference?

Some people take creatine at night simply because that's when they remember it.

If it fits your routine and doesn't cause any stomach discomfort, is there really a reason to worry about the timing?

For those who take it before bed, have you noticed any difference compared with taking it earlier in the day?

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u/LongevityDietitian — 5 days ago
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Have you noticed any change in your appetite since starting creatine?

Creatine is usually discussed in terms of strength, muscle and performance, but appetite isn’t something you hear much about. I’m wondering whether anyone noticed their hunger or eating patterns change after starting creatine, even if it was subtle.

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u/DietitianDanielle — 7 days ago

What’s one thing about creatine that you only learned after using it yourself?

There’s plenty of information online, but I feel like some things only make sense once you’ve actually taken creatine for a while.

What’s something you couldn’t have learned just by reading about it?

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u/OatsOverHype — 6 days ago

Felt creatine on day one?

Some people say they notice something almost immediately after starting creatine.

Could be the creatine, but it could also be a better workout, caffeine, more carbs, motivation or just expecting to feel something.

The real test is probably what happens over the next few weeks.

What did you notice when you first started?

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u/LongevityDietitian — 8 days ago
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What’s a creatine question you see all the time that makes you think, “Here we go again…”?

You know the one. A new post appears, and before even opening the comments you can already guess what everyone is going to say.

Is it loading? Timing? “Did I ruin my progress by missing one day?” Something else? What creatine question do you see repeated the most?

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u/DietitianDanielle — 14 days ago

Creatine doesn't need to be a miracle to be worth taking

People often expect creatine to change everything or think it does nothing.

It won't replace good training or nutrition, but it can still make a meaningful difference over time.

How would you explain creatine to someone who's thinking about trying it for the first time?

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u/LongevityDietitian — 14 days ago