/fit/ - Prove that more than 5 grams of creatine does anyt - Fitness

Anonymous

09/26/25(Fri)19:01:59 No.76666223

Anonymous 09/26/25(Fri)19:01:59 No.76666223 Archived

Prove that more than 5 grams of creatine does anything

Anonymous
09/26/25(Fri)19:04:40 No.76666230

Anonymous 09/26/25(Fri)19:04:40 No.76666230

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You and I both know we aren't talking about creatine in this thread with an OP image like that.

sage
09/26/25(Fri)19:05:04 No.76666233

sage 09/26/25(Fri)19:05:04 No.76666233

bait

Anonymous
09/26/25(Fri)19:05:08 No.76666234

Anonymous 09/26/25(Fri)19:05:08 No.76666234

>>76666223
Bet you she sucks like a blowdryer

Anonymous
09/26/25(Fri)19:07:26 No.76666242

Anonymous 09/26/25(Fri)19:07:26 No.76666242

>>76666223
I actually would have posted in this thread (about the OP image) if you didn't delete the OP image. Have fun watching your thread die.

Anonymous
09/26/25(Fri)19:08:52 No.76666248

Anonymous 09/26/25(Fri)19:08:52 No.76666248

Schizophrenic gem

Anonymous
09/26/25(Fri)19:31:01 No.76666317

Anonymous 09/26/25(Fri)19:31:01 No.76666317

>>76666223
I wasn't going to post due to your distasteful image, but now that the janies have done the needful, it is my privilege to let you know that various studies have shown that higher doses of creatine have a beneficial effect on cognition.
It is hypothesized that, regardless of the amount taken, the majority of your creatine intake gets used elsewhere and only a small amount of the total is able to cross the blood brain barrier and make its way into your brain.