So take a few minutes and
read about creatine cycles, creatine uses, and creatine loading and maintenance phases.
You have probably
heard about creatine as it is one of the researched and most effective supplements on the market.
So I put together this helpful creatine guide for beginners which has the most frequently asked
questions about creatine.
Another important
thing about creatine supplements is the fact that they effectiveness can vary from person - to - person.
But this little piece of information represents only a fraction of current
research about creatine and mental health.
There has much
debate about creatine purity and it is not accepted that not all creatine is created equal.
You wouldn't think there would be anything left to
learn about creatine, which has more research supporting its benefits than almost any other compound in sports nutrition.
I know you probably think we talk
about creatine in just about every article, but that's only because creatine is capable of so many things — boosting NO is just one of them.
(For example, there are
theories about creatine supplementation leading to increased cell volume, which would indicate that the supplementation is stimulating other anabolic processes, but this is conjecture at this point.)
The
confusion about creatine's supposed effects on the kidneys usually arises from its waste product, creatinine, which is also a diagnostic criterion for kidney problems.
In part 1, we talked a bit about my homemade supplement recipe, and discussed a
bit about creatine and waxy maize.
There are many claims
made about creatine serum, and most of the claims are not substantiated, and in fact, studies have proven creatine powder to trump serum when it comes to performance improvements.
But owing to the limited knowledge which has been
developed about creatine nitrate, the usage of this has been restricted to a great extent.
Here are a few of the questions I am asked
most about creatine: Is Creatine Bad For Your Kidneys?
Here is everything you need to
know about creatine and it's muscle - boosting, cell - volumizing, energy - increasing effects.
You can find more info on Creapure HMB on the their website or check out our article Top 5 Creatine Supplements to learn
more about creatine and other top creatine products on the market.
However, as creatine got more and more popular, people divided into two groups, the difference between them being the opinion they had
about creatine.
Where everybody is like, «We all knew creatine worked 20 years ago» but it wasn't until the early 2000s where there were really good trials coming out
about creatine and strength gains.
Even so, there's always a lot of questions asked
about creatine.
About creatine, world - renowned nutritionist Alan Aragon stated «the only legal stuff that really works is creatine...?
Everything else you need to know
about creatine is in the supplements section of The Ultimate Guide To Building Muscle.
This is the first part of a series of articles to educate
you about creatine and its uses.