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    hey i was just about to start using creatine and i was just wondering how often, when, and how much your supposed to use. also what other things to increase your weight gain from creatine.

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    Quote Originally Posted by thugalug View Post
    hey i was just about to start using creatine and i was just wondering how often, when, and how much your supposed to use. also what other things to increase your weight gain from creatine.

    Can we get some stats from you such as age,weight and how long you have been lifting i would be happy to give you some of my opinions

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    yea im 16, about 115 lbs, and ive been lifting on and off for about a year, bout i havent done it in the last 5 months, but these last 2 weeks i started my old routine, lift hard every other day

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    Quote Originally Posted by thugalug View Post
    yea im 16, about 115 lbs, and ive been lifting on and off for about a year, bout i havent done it in the last 5 months, but these last 2 weeks i started my old routine, lift hard every other day
    Right now at your age i am not even sure i would worry about creatine yet i would really focus on lifting and eating alot and eating right for a few years and you will be amazed by the results

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    its incredibly hard for me to gain weight, my intake is far greater than my output, yet i still dont gain weight, lots of my friends have gained weight really fast with creatine and have recommended me to it. its not only about muscle mass but also just weight in general, im already aware of how creatine works on the body as well as the risks. but im just looking for how often, when, and how much to use.

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    Quote Originally Posted by thugalug View Post
    its incredibly hard for me to gain weight, my intake is far greater than my output, yet i still dont gain weight, lots of my friends have gained weight really fast with creatine and have recommended me to it. its not only about muscle mass but also just weight in general, im already aware of how creatine works on the body as well as the risks. but im just looking for how often, when, and how much to use.

    Well if your going to use it i would use just plain old creatine mono best times to use it is pre and post workout and 5 grams will do the trick good luck

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