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    daily creatine dose

    Is 10 to 15g a day to much for a maintance stage?

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    That dosage is for like loading. For maintance 5g a day is fine.

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    5g is good. Sometimes I do 10g though. 5g post w/o and 5g either pre w/o or first thing in the AM on an empty tank.
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    I take closer to 3g
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    Re: daily creatine dose

    Originally posted by icanrace
    Is 10 to 15g a day to much for a maintance stage?
    do you want expensive piss?

    3-5 grams per day is sufficient.

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