When to take creatine? Only after exercise?

This post was most recently updated on July 25th, 2023

Do you know about the supplement creatine?

If no, then refer to the article to know about the outline and detailed things of creatine.

Before heading to the exact time of taking creatine, let’s talk about the topic, “Why do people take this supplement?”

Are you even familiar with this supplement or did you see any people of having this?

If yes, then what do you think about the actual reason for taking this?

Why do people usually take creatine as a supplement?

It is one of the popular and frequently used supplement.

It is nutrition which can also be found on our body that helps to strengthen our muscles and provide a better shape.

On using this supplement, the amount of creatine in our body will rise up which will ultimately help to boost the speed of development of our muscles.

There are several health benefits of creatine and you will be shocked after reading that because it has so many benefits and will start to work after the first dose.

Now, let’s move towards the main topic.

When to take creatine?

Till now, no exact results have been found about the schedule of taking creatine.

However, according to the experience of athletes, we can easily predict the time of loading this supplement.

The following schedule of taking creatine is well tested and by following this schedule, many people have got a positive result.

The actual and right time to load Creatine is as follows:

  •  In the morning – Take 5gram with one glass of grape juice.
  •  Before exercise – Take 5 grams of Creatine with wax corn.
  •  After exercise – Take 5 grams of Creatine with corn wax and whey protein
  •  In the evening – 5 grams of creatine with one glass of grape juice.

 

The accurate time about “when to take creatine” is still unknown.

However, it would be better when you take a supplement during the time of exercise.

Please make sure that you are having a sufficient amount of water in the meantime.

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Written by Dr. Ganga Sapkota
Updated on July 25, 2023

A graduated medical physician with years of experience in the medical field. Working as a full-time physician in Puspanjali Hospital, Chitwan, Nepal.