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October 1, 2012 at 4:27 pm #4330
Iron3KeymasterHello DH forum!I'm sorry I can't remember where or the finer details of the topic, but I remember (ok like 98% sure :P) reading on here that ingesting caffeine and creatine too close together can have a negative effect on the effects of creatine (perhaps someone remembers better than I do?). Anyway, I just figured I'd sharet this men's health creatine guide which suggests otherwise http://www.menshealth.com/spotlight/muscle/creatine-101-2.php Maybe everyone already knows, or maybe no one is that obsessive... regardless it seems to be a helpful, albeit a bit basic, guide on creatine info... anyway, enjoy and feel free to discuss. Maybe you'll remember something you've forgotten... ;).
October 1, 2012 at 4:40 pm #86091
Iron3GuestAlso, props to good ole Creatine Mono for still being in the game!http://www.menshealth.com/spotlight/muscle/newest-science-of-muscle7.phpWhat the hell is creatine triphosphate anyway? One phosphate better than creatine diphosphate?? haha
October 10, 2012 at 4:43 pm #86092
Big_RParticipantanother DH member brought this up a long time ago… a few of us were waiting for some expert insight from the Guru to address this one.I personally can say i have felt a different in the creatine consumption sans caffeine, and vice versa. I take them together sometimes and i can tell that the effects are short-lived, if that. If i space them out like you mentioned i feel the recovery during my workout sets and also get the energy from the caffeine. There has got to be some love-hate relationship between the two, but cannot find any real science on the matter.
November 3, 2012 at 8:06 pm #86093
JakeMemberWell one is a diuretic and the other wants to suck in the water so they act oppositely right there.
November 4, 2012 at 12:50 am #86094
TokyoLifterMemberWell one is a diuretic and the other wants to suck in the water so they act oppositely right there.
Yes, but in different strengths, speeds and so on. Caffeine and creatine together is no problem.
November 4, 2012 at 5:09 am #86095
MikehrMemberWell one is a diuretic and the other wants to suck in the water so they act oppositely right there.
+1 from what i remember the two together can dehydrate you pretty badly and we all know dehydration leads to poor gym performance so i think they key would be to just drink some more water when taking the two together?
November 4, 2012 at 8:37 am #86096
TokyoLifterMemberWell one is a diuretic and the other wants to suck in the water so they act oppositely right there.
+1 from what i remember the two together can dehydrate you pretty badly and we all know dehydration leads to poor gym performance so i think they key would be to just drink some more water when taking the two together?
Which you should be doing anyways when you take creatine or drink a lot of caffeine. 😉
November 4, 2012 at 3:50 pm #86097
MikehrMemberWell one is a diuretic and the other wants to suck in the water so they act oppositely right there.
+1 from what i remember the two together can dehydrate you pretty badly and we all know dehydration leads to poor gym performance so i think they key would be to just drink some more water when taking the two together?
Which you should be doing anyways when you take creatine or drink a lot of caffeine. 😉
Exactly! A gallon a day keeps the doctor away haha
November 5, 2012 at 10:09 am #86098
TokyoLifterMemberWell one is a diuretic and the other wants to suck in the water so they act oppositely right there.
+1 from what i remember the two together can dehydrate you pretty badly and we all know dehydration leads to poor gym performance so i think they key would be to just drink some more water when taking the two together?
Which you should be doing anyways when you take creatine or drink a lot of caffeine. 😉
Exactly! A gallon a day keeps the doctor away haha
But no beer! ;D ;D ;D ;D
November 5, 2012 at 2:35 pm #86099
JakeMemberWell one is a diuretic and the other wants to suck in the water so they act oppositely right there.
+1 from what i remember the two together can dehydrate you pretty badly and we all know dehydration leads to poor gym performance so i think they key would be to just drink some more water when taking the two together?
Which you should be doing anyways when you take creatine or drink a lot of caffeine. 😉
Exactly! A gallon a day keeps the doctor away haha
But no beer! ;D ;D ;D ;D
That's dumb
November 5, 2012 at 3:16 pm #86100
MikehrMemberWell one is a diuretic and the other wants to suck in the water so they act oppositely right there.
+1 from what i remember the two together can dehydrate you pretty badly and we all know dehydration leads to poor gym performance so i think they key would be to just drink some more water when taking the two together?
Which you should be doing anyways when you take creatine or drink a lot of caffeine. 😉
Exactly! A gallon a day keeps the doctor away haha
But no beer! ;D ;D ;D ;D
Haha A paleo buddy of mine went on a bender the other night and after eating pretty much only bacon the next day went to the gym and crushed one of the best workouts ever, haha after how stoked he was i explained he pretty muchh carbbackloaded...so he bought the book lol
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