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So what I'am using is wrong?Please explain.I hope not just bought 2lbs yesterday.
Thanks!Should I switch?I think I've see good results but could they be better?If so I'am willing to give it a try.Thanks again
CEE is the way to go. No bloat and good strength gains. It does taste horrible, like a shot of vodka but worse. So worth it though IMO.
For those who take CEE powder, you can divide your dose to make it a bit more palatable. Something like 1/4 tsp earlier in the day, 1/4 later and 1/4 after wo. Taking 1/2 a tsp or more at a time is![]()
I bought it in pill form, so hopefully I don't notice that.
Anyone take the Ironmags CEE?
How do you like it compared to Mono?
Oh my god...Huh?![]()
Partner, I bought 1000 grams of powder for less than $40. This is enough to cover me for 7 months! Dollar for dollar it's on of the least expensive supps.
Oh my god...
I'm never going to the shop where I bought my supps again! Creatine is like 30$ for a tiny bottle that will last you a month there. (I didn't buy creatine there though, I bought whey.)
By the way, can you put the creatine in your post workout shake so that it doesn't taste like crap?
I've been reading about creatine and thinking about giving it a shot. I figure after about 3 years of good solid training and proper eating I have earned the right to give it a try.
First off, I was just curious what kind of strength gains people have seen with creatine supplementation? I don't care all that much about the mass gains, but I suppose experiences with that aspect of the supplement would be appreciated too.
Do you find loading really necessary? It doesn't seem to me like loading is entirely necessary, it will just take an extra couple of weeks to see results without loading first. A study I read seemed to indicate similar results after several weeks of a more moderate intake.
Also, does anyone have experiences specifically with IronMagLabs CEE? Just curious if you notice anything different from other brands out there? I would probably give it a shot to support this place regardless, but I figured I would ask anyway.
All of the research to date that finds creatine increases strength and bodycomp is has been done with one form of creatine and one form only: creatine monohydrate. If you want to fall for all the hype over the latest wiz bang form of creatine (this week it's CEE) that's up to you, just know it has essentialy zero research to support it's claims of being superior to CM.
All of the research to date that finds creatine increases strength and bodycomp is has been done with one form of creatine and one form only: creatine monohydrate. If you want to fall for all the hype over the latest wiz bang form of creatine (this week it's CEE) that's up to you, just know it has essentialy zero research to support it's claims of being superior to CM.
All of the research to date that finds creatine increases strength and bodycomp is has been done with one form of creatine and one form only: creatine monohydrate. If you want to fall for all the hype over the latest wiz bang form of creatine (this week it's CEE) that's up to you, just know it has essentialy zero research to support it's claims of being superior to CM.
In fact, I can't recall seeing anyone negatively rating CEE relative to monohydrate.
Mono works better for me but it has to be with a good amount of sugar. After all the shit tried I think juice and mono worked the best...but this was 3-4 years ago.
I have read a few posts on the board where members like mono the best.