Creatine has been out long enough now that it would appear to be safe. I haven't read anything where people are having serious medical problems associated with its use.
Yes, correct. And NO2 isnt anything but argenine really. That is why I reccomended 'animal pump' which has both.Actually, creatine is natural. The body naturally produces creatine to supply energy to our muscles.
Unlike steroids or drugs, creatine is 100 % natural and occurs naturally in many foods including meat, tuna, and salmon.
Actually, creatine is natural. The body naturally produces creatine to supply energy to our muscles.
Unlike steroids or drugs, creatine is 100 % natural and occurs naturally in many foods including meat, tuna, and salmon.
thowever from what doctors have told me... when you stop taking creatine, your body stops producing it...
That's a crock of shit! I have yet to read ONE study that mentioned this. From Pubmed to Medical Science publications, there is anecdotal feedback EVERYWHERE that contradicts this statement. I'm NOT blaming you, but just stating the facts. Texasfan is correct in his statements.
People are ignorant when it comes to supplements. From ephedra-based thermogenics to CrM, people do NOT know what to do, that is a fact. They see the special "8-page reports" of MuscleTech in the magazines where Cutler takes Cell-Tech and suddenly, everyone is on them, though it isn't the best choice. There will ALWAYS be a kid passing out because said kid did not take necessary precautions such as drinking 2 gallons of water daily. Want to reduce the bloat? Get some CEE.