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of supplements have strong clinical evidence
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of supplements have strong clinical evidence
Reviewing evidence and comparing prices across Australian retailersβ¦
Start with the top pick, then add the supporting recommendations if they fit your budget and routine. 3 with strong evidence, 1 moderate.
Creatine is the gold standard for muscle building and strength gains.
4 supplementsΒ· cheapest tracked option per supplement
3β5g daily as creatine monohydrate, taken any time of day with food. No loading phase needed. Consistency matters more than timing.
$0.15
/serve
20β40g whey protein within 2 hours post-workout, ideally within 30β60 minutes. Mix with water, milk, or add to a smoothie. If training multiple times daily, take 20β30g after each session.
$1.06
/serve
3.2β6.4g daily split into 2β3 doses (e.g., 2g with breakfast, 2g with lunch) for 4+ weeks. Take 30 minutes before your main workout for acute performance benefit. Consistency is key; daily intake builds muscle carnosine over time.
$0.16
/serve
5β10g during or immediately after your workout. If using powder, mix into your post-workout drink or water. Take on training days only; rest days don't require BCAA supplementation if your total daily protein intake is adequate (1.8β2.7g/kg).
$0.30
/serve
Also recommended
When to take each supplement for best results
Whey Protein Powder
within 2 hours post-workout
Beta-Alanine
30 minutes before workout
BCAAs
during or after workout
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Creatine Monohydrate
daily, timing doesn't matter