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    Mixing Glutamine and Creatine

    Do you think it would be a bad idea to mix my creatine and glutamine together and carry it around. I'm trying to streamline my the stuff I carry around.
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    Mixing the powders together shouldn't be a problem. Just don't mix the creatine in solution and carry it around.

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    ditto to the above..
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    If you let creatine sit in water to long it becomes creatinine and is useless. It will make you shit water, though.

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    Hmm... I've read creatine and glutamine should be taken separately for maximum absorption. Is that incorrect?

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    Quote Originally Posted by rrgg
    Hmm... I've read creatine and glutamine should be taken separately for maximum absorption. Is that incorrect?
    I believe this is a myth. Glutamine and creatine taken together or a short time apart should be not a problem as they do not compete for absorption pathways.

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