What about creatine raising DHT and worsening T to DHT ratio and the resulting potential for increased hair loss?
Three weeks of creatine monohydrate supplementation affects dihydrotestosterone to testosterone ratio in college-aged rugby players.
Yea, the only side effect is being a bad ass
No, all the joking put to the side and to rest, I should say that I never felt anything from creatine, whether good or bad, other than that which might be a placebo effect when I am putting up the heavy numbers, like a heavy hitter.
Also, I think I look better in the mirror when flexing my muscles after a few weeks of taking creatine, but this could be subjective.
Although creatine is well studied and understood, and it is as close to an honest, effective supplement you will ever meet.
So a buddy of mine who has occasional digestive issues also said he had some issues after taking creatine....hmm. for what it is worth i no longer have any issues.
Freebasing creatine is a new delivery method that should not be overlooked.
This has not been substantiated in any trial actually looking at hair loss.
Yea the GI symptoms do tend to be reported every so often, especially when dosing is too high.
My new pre workout is called Crank and it's snort-able.
There is no trial about creatine and hair loss, but DHT has been linked with MPB although the mechanism wasn't understood. Do you exclude that creatine could indirectly accelerate MPB in predisposed individuals or are you saying that since we don't have sufficient data we don't know?