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11-29-2009, 09:57 PM #1Registered User
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creatine and pct
alrite guys a little stumped. About to run a tren and sust cycle with a very clean diet to add solid lean muscle and cut up. Besides running my normal pct (nolva, clomid) i would like to run creatine as well. Now do you think the water weight gain from creatine would kinda be shooting myself in the foot or be low enough not to matter. thoughts? thx guys
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Yup, I use 10 grams of the cheapest mono I can find everyday. Creatine is great all the time including PCT.
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I always use creatine during pct I seem to be able to keep most all my gains.
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Yeah, CEE is what I use. I usually only run creatine when I'm not on a cycle (which for me is most of the year) or just as part of my PCT, but my most recent cycle I ran it throughout and also incorporated it into my PCT. CEE and Mono are good, but have a look into Anadraulic State ( Anadraulic State - A cutting edge bodybuilder's pre-workout creatine that's made exclusively to build the key androgenic compounds needed for extreme muscle growth. Another revolutionary product from LG Sciences - Hardcore Supplements, Backed by Scie ).
This would be a good add-on to your PCT and I'm giving it a whirl next week as part of mine. Good luck.
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I like to use creatine for pct as well.
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