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Should You Cycle Creatine? Creatine is a compound and supplement that increases ATP regeneration, providing you with energy during workouts. This ultimately leads to higher strength in the gym and muscle growth. After using creatine for 3 to 4 months, do you need to take a break for a few days? First, understand this: when you start taking 3-5 grams of creatine, it saturates or loads in your body and begins showing effects after 2-4 weeks. If you intentionally stop taking creatine, your creatine levels will return to their initial levels, which can negatively impact your workouts. When you start taking creatine again, the same saturation process will occur, and it will take another 2-4 weeks to show effects. This doesn’t make much sense, right? Additionally, studies have been conducted on 98 football players, where creatine was given for 21 months straight, and no adverse effects were observed. So, there’s no need to take a break or cycle creatine.

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