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    Bad side-effects of creatine...

    (5'6" 160lbs, 16 years old) I started taking creatine for the first time 3 days ago along with no-xplode. I take the no xplode 30 mins before my workout and i take 2 scoops of creatine post workout. Everytime i take the creatine though i get nauseas and get stomach pains along with diarrhea. I feel totally drained after taking it, like im dehydrated, but im really not and can't eat for the next 2 hours.

    this is the creatine im taking atm Bodybuilding.com - Six Star Hardcore Strength Creatine - Muscle Fuel! On sale now!

    Is this normal or is it just the type of creatine im taking?

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    It could be the type or it could be you're just not used to it yet. Cut down the dosage and see if it helps.

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    I've taken NO-Xplode a few times just when a roommate of mine let me try it to see how "incredible" it was. While I didn't experience any of the nausea or stomach cramps, many of my friends who take it have.

    They recommend taking it on an empty stomach. That's probably the reason.
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    could be the ass load of sugar in it. that would make me sick too.
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    I love this product it is the only one I have found that doesn't make me sick...

    What dose are you taking???

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    Your Friggin 16 years old? You dont need anything but a good diet and some vitamins. Your testosterone levels for your age alone is like taking steroids!

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    MuscleDojo has a point! Drop the creatine for now. The best pre-workout (and post for that matter) would be a small whole food meal (ex. two boiled eggs, slice whole-wheat toast, and an apple) about 1 to 1 1/2 hours before you workout or a good whey drink (no more than 10 ozs. mixed) about 30 minutes before you workout. Focus on real food adequate rest and sensible training first.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pennst08 View Post
    (5'6" 160lbs, 16 years old) I started taking creatine for the first time 3 days ago along with no-xplode. I take the no xplode 30 mins before my workout and i take 2 scoops of creatine post workout. Everytime i take the creatine though i get nauseas and get stomach pains along with diarrhea. I feel totally drained after taking it, like im dehydrated, but im really not and can't eat for the next 2 hours.

    this is the creatine im taking atm Bodybuilding.com - Six Star Hardcore Strength Creatine - Muscle Fuel! On sale now!

    Is this normal or is it just the type of creatine im taking?
    consider using pure CEE, many people that have stomach issues with Creatine have no problems with CEE: Creatine Ethyl Ester HCL (CEE)

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    My intestines get sick with Creatine mono as well, so you're not alone. I fared better with Creatine Ethyl Ester, but still get a little bit of nausea when I first start taking it.

    I had also been taking it before my workout, and then just having my whey drink alone afterwards (I have tried taking the CEE after, but between that and my whey, I would feel bloated and sick). I also feel like the CEE before the workout gave me a little extra energy that made the end of my workout easier to get through.

    Either way though, you're a few years too young to be taking it. Wait till you're old enough to stop getting acne (19-20 or so). I started on creatine last year when I turned 21.

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    Yeah i felt like crap everytime i took creatine,then the calf cramps hit and i dropped like a sack of potatoes. never again for me.

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    no xplode need to be taken as directed on an empty stomach.some people have had a prob. with it. poss. take a little less and work your way up to 2 or 3 scoops.

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    Try a different brand perhaps? CEE might also be a good option as mentioned previously.
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