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PostPosted: 01/25/06 - 01:00    Post subject: Creatins Vote now! Reply with quote


I have been going to the gym for 5 months now. I have notice that my muscles are more toned now but the problem is that I haven’t gained any pounds yet. I am thinking about starting with some Creatins and would love to hear the pros and cons for creatines from someone who has used them. Thank you for your replies
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PostPosted: 01/30/06 - 20:23    Post subject: Vote now! Reply with quote


Well, the good thing is that you can increasing their lean muscle mass
between 6 and 10 lbs while using Creatine but the truth is that it is expensive. But some people from my gym (I have been training for 4 yours now) reported headaches, clenched teeth, and the sound of blood rushing in their ears while using it. Also, creatine may increase blood pressure even thought it hasn’t been proved. I also remember one guy who had severe abdominal cramps from creatine. The cramps stopped when he reduced his dose.
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PostPosted: 02/13/08 - 18:51    Post subject: elevated creatin levels in the bloodstream Vote now! Reply with quote

What is the signifigance of 'elevated creatins' in the blood stream?

I am not talking about 'creatines' that people use for sports and exercise- I am talking about the 'creatin levels in the human body- does it weaken the kidneys? Impair the kidneys? are the Kidneys trying to shut down? Is it end-stage renal disease? If a person has 'CRI- Chronic Renal Insufficiency' doesn't that mean there is something already wrong with their kidneys and would the 'creatin in the bloodstream' be elevated?
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