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Taking creatine supplements the way some athletes do—starting with a big dose, then switching to a smaller one—might temporarily boost the sugar stored in your muscles, but that boost fades once you switch to the smaller daily dose.

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The study gave people creatine the same way the claim says — a big dose first, then a small one — and found their muscles stored more sugar (glycogen) at first, but that extra sugar disappeared when they switched to the smaller dose.

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No contradicting evidence found

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