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Momentous | Creatine Chews 150-Count

Delicious! Easy to take when on the road or at the gym. Five chews a day gets you to 5g, the dose that's actually been studied. Texture is firm and tart, closer to a Sweet Tart than a gummy. I started taking these on travel weeks when I don't want to pack a shaker. Muscle recovery case is the same evidence behind every creatine product and might be good for the brain too!

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Multiple meta-analyses and RCTs confirm creatine monohydrate increases muscle strength, power output, and lean mass in resistance-trained individuals, with effect sizes typically small to moderate. The mechanism is well-established and safety profile is favorable in healthy populations over short and medium durations.

Mechanism

Creatine monohydrate is converted to phosphocreatine in muscle, which regenerates ATP (adenosine triphosphate) during high-intensity exercise, enhancing energy availability for muscle contraction. It also increases intramuscular water retention and may promote protein synthesis, supporting muscle growth and strength gains.

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Meta-analysis

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Most evidence comes from young, healthy, resistance-trained males; fewer rigorous trials in women, older adults, or endurance athletes. Long-term safety (>5 years) is less studied. Responders show greater gains than non-responders, and individual variability is substantial. Creatine does not appear to enhance aerobic endurance performance. Renal function should be monitored in those with pre-existing kidney disease.

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