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Optimum Nutrition Micronized Creatine for Muscle Hypertrophy

RESEARCH

  • Creatine with resistance training consistently increases lean muscle mass and strength across multiple studies.

COMMUNITY

  • Users report noticeable effects and satisfaction with creatine, though quality consistency may vary between batches.

SAFETYSafe for healthy adults; those with kidney issues should consult a doctor before use.

WHAT THE RESEARCH SAYS

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Meta-analysis of 10 RCTs found creatine + resistance training increased regional muscle hypertrophy measured by MRI/CT/ultrasound.

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Creatine monohydrate supplementation combined with resistance training improves lean mass, muscle thickness, and strength in older adults.

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12-week creatine monohydrate at 5g/day did not increase DHT levels or negatively affect hair follicle health in young males.

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Meta-analysis of 35 RCTs with 1192 participants confirmed creatine supplementation increases lean body mass across age and sex.

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COMMUNITY SENTIMENT

75% positive

Supplement industry expert here. What you’re describing as “sand” is non-micronised. It has poor solubility, unpleasant to drink, and sits in the stomach. Micronisation is simply when it is ground into a finer powder. Think of a mortar and pestle.  Micronised creatine you should be able to dissolve about 5g in 350ml of water and make a pleasant drink. ON would be selling massive volumes of creatine and may have accepted willingly or unknowingly some batches of non-micronised product.

U/WHOOPWHOOPDOODIE

No idea, but all I can say is the effects of creatine are ridiculously noticeable for me

U/GPT-REX

Thank you for the answers. I will continue having 5g a day. I like it and already started to some difference(s) even in a month.

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