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08-04-2005, 07:42 PM #1Senior Member
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Can Creatine increase a person's blood pressure?
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My Carb Cycling Progress - you can't hide from the numbers.
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Anyone know for a fact??
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I was reading about that on some web site yesterday.....creatine increases water/fluid retention.....esp in muscles, so it can increase BP.
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