Will Brink's take on creatine and it's effects not only on building muscle but other health related benefits
as well.
Creatine And Teens
Continually in the news people see the questions about creatine and a teenager. Especially in high school
sports where in some cases the supplement has been banned. What's the deal with creatine and teens? Find
out here.
Well, this is something we all want and it’s no secret that supplement companies also have access to this knowledge. With this knowledge, supplement companies know exactly how to push our buttons when it comes to selling their products. After all, we want to reach our goals faster. We want big muscles, and we want them now. So, they tell us exactly what we want to hear.
I’m no exception and I have to admit, I’ve been suckered into purchasing some pretty useless supplements over the years.
Most of the supplements I’ve tried have been a total waste of time and money.
However, once in a while, a supplement comes along that may in fact do what the advertisers claim it does - increase athletic performance.
One such substance is creatine. Quite probably, creatine is the most important natural fuel-enhancing supplement yet to be discovered for strength trainers, athletes, and body builders.
Although it was isolated over 160 years ago, it is now becoming one of the most popular supplements of all time.
And, unlike a lot of other supplements currently on the market, creatine is backed up with extensive research.
However, as with most supplements, creatine is very misunderstood. As the author of building muscle 101, I get a ton of email from people who are looking for creatine information.
Now, I’ll be the first to admit, that supplements in general can be a very confusing business, let alone creatine.
So I’d like to present to you some creatine information..
Creatine information such as:
• How does creatine work?
• What does creatine do?
• How to use creatine?
• When to take creatine?
• Creatine side effects?
Now, I’m no chemist so I’m not going to get into the science of creatine. However, what I can tell you is what I’ve found in terms of information (non-scientific) over the years regarding creatine and some of my own personal use of creatine.
I’ve tried a lot of different brands of creatine, some good and some bad. There have also been some exceptions with some very surprising results with certain types and brands of creatine.
I’ve also experimented with different loading phases, cycling, and timing of creatine and the side effects. Also, I’ll let you in on my most successful creatine campaign to date.
What I’d like to do is present to you, a no-bull look at creatine with some quality creatine information.
So, if you’re ready, simply click on the following links to find the creatine information you’re looking for:
• How does creatine work?
• What does creatine do?
• How to use creatine
• When to take creatine
• Creatine side effects?
• Best creatine supplements
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