Guest viewing limit reached
  • You have reached the maximum number of guest views allowed
  • Please register below to remove this limitation

Article: Two years non-stop creatine without side effects

NattyForLife said:
It truly is sad that non-lifters really think that! Lol
Click to expand...

Okay sadly this is true. I was at the gym yesterday and this one kid always comes over to talk to me and i mentioned how I'm finally on my last tub of the og jack3d. Soon as I finish saying that it was like he saw a ghost! He said "wow man I didn't know you were like that ". What the hell does that mean? He then tried to tell me that creatine and jack3d are roids bro and I better stop. How do people come to assume that its juice?

And also I have been on concret for 2-3 years straight with no problems. I did take a year break from all supps recently but I am back on and I really never noticed any unwanted sides or problems .
 
I used to down preworkouts with shots (not at the same time) before the clubs all the time, good stuff
 
I took creatine for 2 years (20-22) straight and my hairline receded quite a bit during that time. It hasn't receded much more since I stopped, and that was years ago. Other studies have shown a rise in DHT with prolonged creatine use, and that's what I suspect caused my receding hairline. I also never noticed a drop in strength after stopping creatine use, so I don't think the "cells stop manufacturing creatine"
Hyde said:
My buddy at the gym said creatine is a steroid....and that's cheating!
Click to expand...
Creatine is a nutrient, like calcium, magnesium, etc...
 
Vengeance187 said:
I took creatine for 2 years (20-22) straight and my hairline receded quite a bit during that time. It hasn't receded much more since I stopped, and that was years ago. Other studies have shown a rise in DHT with prolonged creatine use, and that's what I suspect caused my receding hairline. I also never noticed a drop in strength after stopping creatine use, so I don't think the "cells stop manufacturing creatine"

Creatine is a nutrient, like calcium, magnesium, etc...
Click to expand...

That was sarcasm.....can't tell if you're being srs....
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top