Reply With QuoteI'd stack with with a nitro type product... that doesn't contain any creatine in it.
eg AE2 is good (by Nutrabolics)
stack CEE with celltechesque product
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06-04-2007, 12:39 PM #1Registered User
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stack CEE with celltechesque product
would this be a good idea? celltechesque as in sugars and creatine monohydrate along with CEE
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I see no point, either use CEE or mono, preferably CEE.
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06-05-2007, 03:00 PM #4Axis Labs Board rep.
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also that might be too much creatine. idk what your limits are but most people have problems when they mix that much or so many kinds. either that or it just goes out the other end with no purpose but to give you a watery stool
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