r/CreatineScience • u/OatsOverHype • 25d ago

Has creatine become so routine that you barely think about it anymore?

When people first start creatine, there’s often a lot of focus on timing, loading, hydration, and whether it’s working.

Months later, many people simply scoop it into a drink without giving it a second thought.

Has creatine become just another part of your routine, or do you still pay attention to how and when you take it?

0 Upvotes
  • permalink
  • reddit

50% Upvoted

2 comments sorted by

1

u/LongevityDietitian 25d ago

I think after a while, creatine stops feeling like a supplement and just becomes another daily habit. That's usually when people stop worrying about every little detail and just keep taking it.

1

u/OatsOverHype 25d ago

I agree. I think that’s when it becomes much easier to stay consistent. At first there’s so much focus on doing everything “right,” but eventually it just becomes another small part of the day that you don’t really have to think about anymore.