Reply With QuoteNot sure what else is in there but it depends on your goals and your fitness level / metabolism. Some products have a lot of simple sugars to help create and insulin spike for better delivery. It's probably cheaper to buy plain creatine and then mix it with what suites your personal needs.
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should i take this instead of creatine?
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should i take this instead of creatine?
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Yes, you should, if you have lots of cash laying around that you don't want.
Or you could just burn it. Up to you.
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Re: should i take this instead of creatine?
muscletech is a stupid company that luers beginners and teenagers into buying their overpriced products with bogus statements like "over 19 times effective as creatine!" if your just starting creatine try a few motnhs on plan creatine without delivery, likek optimum creatine powder or EAS' "Simply Creatine" if you want a creatine with a delivery system liek cell tech's check this out- same thing, half the price.Originally posted by BirdyBirdMan
http://www.muscletech.com/PRODUCTS/C...ELL_Tech.shtml
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