Reply With QuoteCreatine does not really need to be cycled. Loading is really just a waste. If you wanted to cycle it, you could do maybe 1 month on a 1 week off.
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09-09-2006, 08:56 AM #1Registered User
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Quick Creatine Question
Hello, Ive been taken creatine for about a month now, should this supplement be load, like one month on or one month off? Or should i just finish the bottle and stay off of it for a little while?? Im also taken CE2 with my creatine, any help is much appreciated! Thanks in advance to anyone who answers. . . .
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Excellent answer BPP. Enough said, closed the thread!!!!!
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