Reply With QuoteI don't believe you can turn fat into muscle, just protein into muscle. Creatine is a great supplement for recovery and extra strength though.
Creatine and Protein mixed for me?
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05-09-2006, 06:36 PM #1Registered User
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Creatine and Protein mixed for me?
OK here is the jig
I have pretty big shoulders and big arms (girls love my arms)....im 17
Im 200lbs at 5 feet and 9 inches
I have a bit of a belly, and an estrogen problem (for those of you who dont know its like girl nipples)
I currently take whey protein daily, but a frined suggested creatine for helping me turn the fat into muscle.
I work out for about an hour a day, and lift till I cant lift anymore
What should I do..
Also, some advice about this estrogen problem would be apretiated
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05-09-2006, 06:51 PM #2fiendish thingy ELITE MEMBER
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What about the estrogen....is it ever gona go away? Or at least get toned down? what if i pierce my nipples, and squeeze that stuff out of there lol
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05-09-2006, 07:15 PM #4fiendish thingy ELITE MEMBER
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You have "gyno" right? It usually goes away as you get older but it can be removed with surgery. I used to have it and it dissipated alot. Still have a bit on my right side but hey I'm only 19. Originally Posted by BuddyClubNeon
What about the estrogen....is it ever gona go away? Or at least get toned down? what if i pierce my nipples, and squeeze that stuff out of there lol
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Thats good to hear. Does it disappear in all cases, or just some? Ye I meant gyno...really pisses me off cause i cant wear tight shirts, and I gota like scrach it to make it go away...gotta play with my nipples like I play with my girl's LMAO kinda sucks Originally Posted by fufu
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05-09-2006, 07:25 PM #6fiendish thingy ELITE MEMBER
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I am no expert, but yeah, I would say in most cases it goes away. I bet if you ask alot of the older guys here they have had it in the past. You can always start a thread in the General Health forum about it to learn more about it from others. Originally Posted by BuddyClubNeon
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good stuff.
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05-09-2006, 09:35 PM #9Registered User
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Anyone else have anytihn to say about creatine? Dosing? Times? Good places to get it? Im prolly going to invest into a GNC gold card
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I wouldn't buy from GNC, they are overpriced and the people there usually don't know what they are talking about. The dosing is easy, just look at the container of which you bought, unless you are buying it bulk.
I have been using Xceed which is a CEE(creatine ethyl ester)/NO product, been working great for me.
I get my stuff at www.bodybuilding.com. There are plenty of other places too though, check out this thread to see where people buy their stuff.
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I use USN creatine monohydrate, it is a very good supplement. Ive never done a loading phase because i didnt really want a lot of water in my muscles, so i stick to just below the reccomended maintenance dosage.
All i want it for is a little more strength and endurance in work-outs. Especially when im lifting at my higher intensities.
Its well worth the investment though, just read up about it first.http://www.getlifting.info
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