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  1. 07-03-2007, 12:38 PM #1
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    Creatine Usage

    ok, so i have recently added creatine to my day and one of my friends told me that if u ever have to stop working out, creatine will make u fatter faster. is that true? also, if it is, will i gain fat on days that i only do clean work and running? thnx
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    The only way you will get fatter is if you eat more calories than you utilize.
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    if you are asking questions like this then you should stop taking creatine and start educating yourself about the shit you are putting into your body.
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    By your logic (dare I even use that word) everyday you weren't lifting weights, you'd be gaining fat when on creatine.

    That's retardation right there. I swear.
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    Thumbs up creatine

    it wont make you gain weight but of course you will retain water.
    there are a lot of formulas out there be sure to pick one that targets receptors,or is micronized
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