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Creatine and coffee - May 2 2008 9:42:03   
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I know coffee can affect the creatine going into your system, but how drastic is the affect?

I've started a new job and I seem to get a coffee made on the hour every hour!

Also, I'm taking the creatine in my PWO shake with Dextrose. Is this ok? It's just standard creatine.

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RE: Creatine and coffee - May 2 2008 11:42:18   
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Caffeine blocks adenosine, which makes the cell think it is full, so it inhibits nutrient uptake, including water -- it dehydrates the cell.

If you're serious about getting the most from creatine, avoid chronic use of caffeine. Scientific studies show that the equivalent of three cups of coffee per day for as little as three days is sufficient to completely negate the benefits typically afforded by creatine .

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RE: Creatine and coffee - May 2 2008 11:51:03   
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Ok, next question....

As I've already been through the loading process, would cutting down on coffee help, or do you think I should re-load?

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RE: Creatine and coffee - May 2 2008 11:59:01   
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bearing in mind what you said about the amount of coffe you have had i personally would reload , and cut down on the coffee .

i wouldnt get to anal about it though .

good luck

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RE: Creatine and coffee - May 2 2008 12:11:06   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: jacksdaddy

bearing in mind what you said about the amount of coffe you have had i personally would reload , and cut down on the coffee .

i wouldnt get to anal about it though .

good luck


Whether it's in my head or not, I don't know, but I sure I'm not feeling the same effects of creatine this time around.

I did drink a bit of coffee in my old job, but not as much as I do now.

Think I'll stock up on creatine and reload. I'm starting a cut in a week so I'll be cutting milk and sugar out of my coffee anyway, which should put me off it a bit!


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RE: Creatine and coffee - May 2 2008 12:46:50   
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Section on this here: http://www.muscletalk.co.uk/article-creatine.aspx


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RE: Creatine and coffee - May 2 2008 13:48:48   
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Damn, i have the same problem.

I drink lots of tea during the day and take creatine in my PWO shake. As i get to the gym i'll usually nock back a cup of black coffee.

I did read that coffee can dehydrate you. I don't know why didnt put 2 and 2 together.
Doh!!

Think i'll re-load.

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RE: Creatine and coffee - May 2 2008 14:02:37   
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How does it work then that products like NOXplode and most other pre workout supps have both high dosages of caffeine and creatine in doesnt the caffeine inhibit the creatine then?

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RE: Creatine and coffee - May 2 2008 14:05:17   
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I don't post the links for fun you know - read it!

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RE: Creatine and coffee - May 2 2008 19:19:17   
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Sorry mate scrolled right past the link last time round
cheers all cleared up

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RE: Creatine and coffee - May 7 2008 6:33:06   
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caffiene has no negative effect on the uptake of creatine, the original creatine studies used caffeinated tea. ANd subsequent studies have found no negative impact on uptake.

a single study has found that caffiene negated some of the performance benefits, dynamic torque. Almost certainly due to poor hydration (since the performance loss is similar to that found with hypohydration)

if using both creatine and caffiene you will need more water intake. as a note most stims deplete potassium (which is generally low in the average diet to begin with).

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RE: Creatine and coffee - May 7 2008 11:51:43   
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Apart from the first one of the day, I generally have decaf tea throughout the day now. Tastes just as good.

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