It provides slightly more creatine per
gram than Creatine Monohydrate but has never really been shown to be more effective.
Not exact matches
During the first phase of the trial more
than three - quarters of those randomized to
creatine tolerated a daily dose of 15
grams or more, and more
than two - thirds tolerated the full 30 -
gram dose.
For optimal results, fortify your
creatine drink with 1 - 2
grams of vitamin C and 400 IU of vitamin E in natural form (natural forms of vitamin E are more
than two times more bioactive compared to synthetic ones).
However, don't take it more
than 5
grams per day, as your body may face hassles while handling that amount of
Creatine Monohydrate.
Next question would be, have you ever tried
creatine by itself (again, no more
than 5
grams) with just water?
Supplementing 5
grams of
creatine with 93
grams of simple carbohydrates 4 times daily for 5 days can increase muscle
creatine levels as much as 60 % more
than creatine alone [2,3].