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    Kre-Alkalyn Creatine effective?

    Just wondering about this stuff, Kre-Alkalyn creatine worth it? Im only wondering because i dont wanna use mono cuz it didnt go well when i tried it. Also, taking protein with this stuff would be fine right?
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    Kre-Alkalyn is Buffered creatine. Its said to be stronger that creatine monohydrate. And yes taking it with protein would be fine.

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    Has anyone tried it?
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    I've tried it - actually am taking it now. I got some at a show, you know those "special" deals.. I really like it, the pump you get is pretty good, but that's jmo.

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    Have u experienced any bloating or sudden increase of weight with the stuff?
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    Haven't noticed any yet.. I usually do have "vege bloating" on a daily basis, but no dramatic change or weight gain that I can see.

    But then again, I suppose it works differently on everyone.

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