Reply With QuoteIs it a powder mix you put in liquid,what else does this Creatine contain?Originally Posted by nikegurl
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11-01-2004, 02:01 PM #1Registered User
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Is the amount of BCAAs enough to make them a real factor in choosing this creatine over another?
Also - as a woman could I get away w/ 5g instead of 10g serving size?
I've heard good things but after trying a few of the newer creatines I've been thinking of going back to good old monohydrate. Any reason to prefer this?"If you want others to be happy, practice compassion.
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11-01-2004, 02:18 PM #3Gatekepper ELITE MEMBER
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If creatine mono works for you, I'd stick with it. I don't see any reason to get creatine with BCAAS in it. Seems like it would cost a lot more. 5 grams is okay, but 10 might be better. You will just have to see if you get the same response from 5 grams.
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11-01-2004, 02:25 PM #4The Pimp Juice
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kreatine ultra is a good complement to nitrojet. if you are not combining them i don't think it is worth it imo.
kreatine ultra:
kre-alkalyn: 750 mg
betaine: 1 g
inositol hexaphosphate: 1.05 g
bcaa (unsure of the individual amino breakdown): 2.45 g
l-glutamine: 2.16 g
taurine:1.5 g
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i think i'll go w/the mono. i can easily start convincing myself i "need" tons of supplements (i just like reading about them etc.) but the budget is tight so i'm trying to reign myself in and go "back to basics"
i'll probably go w/creaform (creatine mono - nicely priced at bulknutrition.com)
thanks"If you want others to be happy, practice compassion.
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