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im about to finish my whey and my creatine is about done too. so instead of buying 2 whole new ones i was looking for one that is a combo of both and i found some good reviews on myozene. has anyone ever tried it?
 
Myozene is a decent blend--although I do have some disagreements with a few ingredients--I'm partial to Relentless when it comes to the hydro whey/carb type of mixture.

Generally speaking, you're much better off buying creatine on its own rather than mixed into a powder blend of some kind. It's best to just get like a kilo of creatine monohydrate so you can control the dosage easily... and it's economical.
 
im about to finish my whey and my creatine is about done too. so instead of buying 2 whole new ones i was looking for one that is a combo of both and i found some good reviews on myozene. has anyone ever tried it?

myozene is a post workout protein mix. this addresses post workout, it doesnt replace creatine or protien. you should still get them. (plus i like replenish better ;))
 
thank you. so im just going to buy whey creatine mono and should i egt dextrose or maltodextrin?
 
i dont have 100 dollars to spend like that... iv heard that an insulin spike is greta for after workouts so i looked up some info on dextrose and maltodextrin...
 
That post workout insulin spike is an overhyped idea. It's much better to get a smooth, non-spiked insulin release. Medium-low glycemic carbs are good for that. Forget about the dex/malto.

Replenish is a good one. But if money is tight, just mix water, whey protein, banana, oats, and frozen berries together in a blender. Nothing can beat that mix.
 
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