digitalwanderer said:Girly-man!
You don't live that far from me, punk, so watch it.
digitalwanderer said:Girly-man!
John Reynolds said:Paul said:I just finally started taking 5 grams/day of creatine (powder) after months and months of consideration. I'm just not big into supplements.
Bwahaha
So I take it you didn't load but are just going the 5g a day route? That works, you'll just see the results a bit slower, but it's the same in the end whether you load or not. Make sure you take it with grape juice so you get the insulin spike which will make your body absorb it better though.
No, not loading According to a friend of mine who teaches chemistry at a local community college and is a fitness nut, recent studies show that loading doesn't give any additional benefits with creatine use. I'd prefer not taking 20 grams/day starting off in case I'm one of those few who run into gastro-intestinal issues with creatine.
- http://www.hussman.org/fitness/index.htmDon't go overboard with creatine intake. Remember that creatine is not fat-soluble, so it isn't easily "stored" in the body. Your body won't absorb much more than about 6 grams of creatine monohydrate or about 12 grams of creatine citrate daily. If you take more, it's not particularly dangerous, but you're just flushing good money down the toilet, so to speak.
digitalwanderer said:Because me kids are driving me nuts and I almost ran out and bought a pack to sneak a smoke outside to relieve my frustrations again, but I abstained.
I'm just afraid it ain't gonna be enough, I still got 4-5 hours to deal with 2 VERY overly tired and disagreeable children and I'm afraid I'm gonna have a few more "almost gonna slip" moments.
Please remind me that it's stupid and that I'm playing around with me life here, I need to be reminded.
It's like protein milkshakes and "sports drinks" - they are just ways of exploting money out of people. If you eat a balanced diet and train sensibly they are not needed.AAlcHemY said:And creatine is good for .. ?
Diplo said:- http://www.hussman.org/fitness/index.htmDon't go overboard with creatine intake. Remember that creatine is not fat-soluble, so it isn't easily "stored" in the body. Your body won't absorb much more than about 6 grams of creatine monohydrate or about 12 grams of creatine citrate daily. If you take more, it's not particularly dangerous, but you're just flushing good money down the toilet, so to speak.
And, presumably, it's a bit hard to put in a roll up **Paul said:But this is a smoking thread and this is all I'm gonna talk about Creatine here.