Creatine...should we take it???
- Scotty Mo
- Apr 5
- 2 min read
Creatine is one of the most researched and effective supplements for strength, muscle growth, and overall performance.

Here are some key benefits of creatine:
1. Increases Strength & Power
Boosts ATP production, the primary energy source for short bursts of intense activity.
Helps lift heavier weights and push through high-intensity workouts.
2. Enhances Muscle Growth
Supports muscle protein synthesis, leading to increased muscle size over time.
Increases water retention in muscle cells, making them look fuller and more defined.
3. Improves Exercise Performance
Aids in high-intensity training, sprinting, and resistance workouts.
Enhances explosive movements like jumping, sprinting, and lifting.
4. Aids in Faster Recovery
Reduces muscle damage and inflammation after intense workouts.
Speeds up recovery between sets and between workout sessions.
5. Supports Brain Health & Cognitive Function
Provides energy to the brain, improving focus, memory, and mental clarity.
It may help reduce mental fatigue and improve overall brain performance.
6. Helps with Hydration & Endurance
Pulls water into muscle cells, improving cellular hydration and endurance...which means you could see the scale go up a touch due to water retention...but not to fret..
Can aid in thermoregulation (temperature control during exercise).
7. May Benefit Aging & Longevity
Helps preserve muscle mass and strength as you age.
Supports neurological function and cognitive health in older adults.
How to Take Creatine:
Most common type: Creatine Monohydrate (best-researched and cost-effective).
Dosage: 3-5g daily for maintenance
Best time to take it: Post-workout with a meal, but consistency matters more than timing...I take it with my morning "cocktail" or with gummies mid-morning..
I've been supporting this brand for a few years now...

Here is my link to check out the info:
Thanks for checking this out. I'm always are reply away for any questions you may have.
Let me know if you want to join our Sweatville family and workout together in person or on Zoom.
Peace out!
Scott
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