Reply With Quotenevermind, found a good reply in Gopro's VPX Meltdown thread.
For those interested (and stumbled across this post), seems to be A-OK to go with Creatine + VPX Meltdown.
-Brad.
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VPX Meltdown + Creatine?
So I have decided to try the VPX Meltdown thing since it seems to be the current rage on this board (according to some
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I'm wondering if there is any benefit/good/bad/ugly/indifference to using it while also taking creatine?
I've read on here that creatine + eca can be pointless since caffeine dehydrates you, and creatine likes to store water in muscle so they kind of counteract each other...
is there anything like this with creatine + meltdown?
any info is greatly appreciated!
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Keep the water intake high and your good to go. I ran Meltdown and found it to be very good. I wish you the best bro
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