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02-26-2005, 11:27 AM #1Youll Never Walk Alone
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Creatine usage
Im thinking of using creatine next month as a supplement.I used it before and it was pretty beneficial.Anyway there isnt alot of info about it over here and in fact some gym instructors told me not to use it because to little is known about its side effects.So could someone fill me in if ya know a thing or 2 about it or if your frequent users of it.Also, how should ya "portion" it out(ie.take it for 6weeks then take a couple of weeks off)?
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02-26-2005, 11:34 AM #2Training again...finally
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What? If you do a search for "creatine," you get 20 full pages of threads.
Originally Posted by Celtic Bhoy
If you so a search for "creatine cycling," you get 4 pages of threads, some of which are blatantly titled "Cycle Creatine."
Do a search.
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