Creatine and Hot Water

Xchus

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I read in an article that mixing creatine with hot water dissolves completely, I actually did it and it works like a charm, my question is that do you think creatine looses its properties if one mixes it with hot water, welcome all opinions, sorry if it is repeated but i didnt found anything on the search i made.
 
I dont think mixing it with hot water is bad at all. I wouldnt use anything too hot but warm water would be fine. Remember that once it enters the body its reaching 98.6 degrees anyways.
 
Creatine in solution breaks down to creatinine, which isn't useable when you take it orally. I would suspect that hot water would speed up this process. I know at room temp it take ~8 hours.

But mildly warm water should be cool.
 
It becomes Creatinine, but in much shorter time than 8 hours (this is cold). Hot is no problem, as long as u drink it right away as i am assuming u are?
 
Yes, I'm drinking it right away, well i wait a little so it is not so hot, thanks for your reply.
 
mix it with something like cool aid something really sugary for transport, I mix it with twin lab ultra fuel for transport. 29grms sugar.
 
Yeah Depending on how much youre taking but lets say u use like i do
10grams/day 5grams before and 5grams after workout.
Mix that with dextro and It will give u a better effect bro!
Cause before/after workout youre body craves dextro, so it comes hand in hand.
 
Dextro

Yeah i started using dextrose, the problem is that the only place that sells dextrose in my city is like 20 mins from my house and I dont have a car, you know i'm a poor college student, either way if you know something about other types of sugars i could use and that are easier to find it would be helpful, i always try to heat the water dissolve the creatine and then i put some juice or something really sugary, thanks for all your help. :)
 
Dextrose is usually available in most suoermarkets as "Corn Sugar" Sometimes you can get it at a pharmacy too, I forget the name though.

Gatorade contains dextrose.
 
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