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02 Jan 2009 17:43 #8408
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juz want 2 know what creatine product do some of u use all the time, do u use a transporter mix, what brand, or do u juz mix ur own with monohydrate, and what brand mono do u use?
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03 Jan 2009 00:05 #8409
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supplement sa, creatine or gakik
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03 Jan 2009 18:29 #8420
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does anyone of u really think that its worth it to pay more for a creapure creatine?
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04 Jan 2009 09:43 #8422
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i dunno,you would have to ask Kevin Coyne about that,he will be able to put the right information in your hands seeing that he deals with that side of supplements...
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10 Jan 2009 17:55 #8530
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Sorry if I offend you
Its just my point of view
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Nope, just plain old monohydrate with carb.
There is enough literature out there showing that creatine is better absorbed with an insulin spike from carb. There is some new literature showing that the latest versions of creatine such as the ethyl ester malate is better absorbed, meaning you need lower doses (~2g) of creatine everyday during maintenance because it is absorbed better. However for the price they're sold for its still more cost effective to go with higher doses (5g-10g per day) of creatine monohydrate and carb.
There is enough literature out there showing that creatine is better absorbed with an insulin spike from carb. There is some new literature showing that the latest versions of creatine such as the ethyl ester malate is better absorbed, meaning you need lower doses (~2g) of creatine everyday during maintenance because it is absorbed better. However for the price they're sold for its still more cost effective to go with higher doses (5g-10g per day) of creatine monohydrate and carb.
Sorry if I offend you
Its just my point of view
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