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How long can you safely be on creatine monohyrdate?
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09-06-2006, 12:21 PM #1Londoner
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How long can you safely be on creatine monohyrdate?
I know there are loads of threads on creatine, but I couldn't one on length of time.
How long can you safely be on creatine monohydrate?
Thanks for the input, I don't want to damage my kidneys so any info would be great.I love it when a plan comes together.
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this kind of goes with the thread - make sure that you drink plenty of water because it will help make the kidneys release toxins.
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As long as you like
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