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    Creatine monohydrate is generally not recommended for diabetics due to concerns about additional strain on the kidneys. While some studies show creatine may help control blood sugar levels in type 2 diabetics, it is not officially recommended due to risks for those with chronic kidney disease (CKD). The individual asked if they should avoid creatine as a type 2 diabetic and was advised that kidney health should be monitored regularly and creatine avoided due to CKD concerns.

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    Creatine monohydrate is generally not recommended for diabetics due to concerns about additional strain on the kidneys. While some studies show creatine may help control blood sugar levels in type 2 diabetics, it is not officially recommended due to risks for those with chronic kidney disease (CKD). The individual asked if they should avoid creatine as a type 2 diabetic and was advised that kidney health should be monitored regularly and creatine avoided due to CKD concerns.

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    Creatine monohydrate is generally not recommended for diabetics due to concerns about additional strain on the kidneys. While some studies show creatine may help control blood sugar levels in type 2 diabetics, it is not officially recommended due to risks for those with chronic kidney disease (CKD). The individual asked if they should avoid creatine as a type 2 diabetic and was advised that kidney health should be monitored regularly and creatine avoided due to CKD concerns.

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    Creatine monohydrate is generally not recommended for diabetics due to concerns about additional strain on the kidneys. While some studies show creatine may help control blood sugar levels in type 2 diabetics, it is not officially recommended due to risks for those with chronic kidney disease (CKD). The individual asked if they should avoid creatine as a type 2 diabetic and was advised that kidney health should be monitored regularly and creatine avoided due to CKD concerns.

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    decimation Nov '22

    I have been told that creatine monohydrate is not


    recommended for Diabetics. Do any of you know
    why this may be the case?
    I have done a small amount of reading and it
    appears to help some people with type 2 diabetes
    with blood sugar control i.e. lowers it. I have read
    other things saying it is not recommended by with
    no reasoning.
    I am a little disappointed as I am good responder to
    creatine monohydrate ( I am type 2 diabetes). I
    have not taken it that often though.

    Many Thanks

    Andrewgen_Receptors Nov '22

    decimation:

    I am good responder to creatine monohydrate


    How does one determine this?

    decimation Nov '22

    I have always gained strength better than I do


    without taking it. Anecdotal of course.

    hankthetank89 Nov '22

    There are people who gain some water weight


    similarly to dbol and gain good strength. But there
    are the non responders, which is an actual term
    when talking about creatine, who dont get any
    benefit.

    Sumbody Nov '22

    Creatine can also had a slight strain on the kidneys.


    Diabetes can also tax the kidneys as well as a
    myriad of other things.

    You should be having bloodwork done regularly for


    your endo appointments checking kidney values.
    Keep an eye on that.

    TrainForPain Nov '22


    Member Coach

    @Sumbody nailed it - it’s a CKD concern

    decimation Nov '22

    Thanks ckd ? Guessing kidneys. I had better avoid I


    suppose. Chronic Kidney Disease CKD

    TrainForPain Nov '22


    Member Coach
    decimation:
    Chronic Kidney Disease CKD

    Yep.

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