Does creatine make your peanis bigger?
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No.  Penis size is dictated (if you'll excuse the pun) by genetics.  Blood volume influences the ridgedity and--to a lesser degree--size of an erection.  But the penis is spongy tissue, not muscle... so stretching and yanking and pulling on it won't make a difference--if it did, we'd all be porn stars by the time we left puberty.  Readers of Hustler would be revered the world over.  Since Creatine is used in the formation of muscular energy, it's like asking if painting your car red will increase sea level; they aren't related, so the answer's nope.
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they are all pretty competative. i used to use now sports micronized creatine. its 100% pure creatine powder and works pretty good. the time you take it also depends. take it just before your work out. dont take it unless your working out and definatley under no circumstances forget to drink plenty of water with this stuff. i mean at least a gallon a day 2 is more sufficient. and start off small.
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creatine just affects your muscles ability to retain water...which can then help muscle grow since nutrients/protein can be transfered to muscles more easily.\n\nyes.\n\nwater helps your body clean your body of toxins...plus, your body already makes its own supply of creatine.  so it's pretty safe for your kidneys.\n\nbtw, i mean safe as long as you don't take an excess amount of creatine.  of course you are changing the balance in your body.  some people can handle more...some not as much.  just make sure you know how your body reacts to it and how much you can take.
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um no i take creatine and im perfectly fine consume more calcium
399496
creatine really works at trapping water in ur muscles. and thats all it does tho. u should take it about an hour before u hit the weights.  results depend on the the FIT principle. frequency intensity and time
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When taking supplements, you should always follow the manufacturer's directions.  The only time this isn't true is if you are under instructions from a physician to use the product differently.  \n\nHowever, it might help you to know all creatine monohydrate does is cause your body to store extra water in your muscles, it doesn't actually increase muscle mass (so you're paying for an illusory effect when you take it).
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Creatine "Ethyl Ester" will promote a more leaner muscle where as Creatine" Monohydrate" promotes a bigger albeit more bloated type of muscle. There are some good articles at the website below, also they have great prices on all the best stuff. Personally i like the creatine made by Cellmass and also that made by AST.
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any type of pro hormones really mess u up in the long run, just take ur creatine ur protein, ur multivitamines, glutamine an flaxseed iols! and just pump iron like crazy! goodluck email me if anything
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Pumping smaller weights very quickly with many, many repetitions (around 20-25 times per cycle), with very short breaks between cycles, will cause muscle bulk-up.  Also, isokinetics (slow movement while flexing as strenuously as possible) can provide some bulk-up.  Isokinetics does increase blood pressure during the exercise.
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LA MUSCLE EXPLOSIVE CREATINE -Two side effects of creatine loading are weight gain and "cell volumizing." Both these effects occur because creatine associates with water as it is stored in the muscles. Over the six-day loading phase, more and more creatine is stored and an increasing amount of water is drawn into the muscle cell-this gives muscles a fuller, "pumped" feel and look, just what bodybuilders and fitness buffs want. This loading process, therefore, results in a water weight gain of several pounds (or more) in most individuals. This is a good thing for athletes in sports where increased weight and speed (inertia) can be used to your advantage (e.g. football, swinging a bat, or swinging your fist). However, in a sport that requires a high strength-to-weight ratio, it can have a negative impact on performance. \nLA MUSCLE ZMAX -No side effects reported\nVASCULATOR- Does this have Androstenedione in it?? If so, the side effects are: acne, enlarged prostate and baldness. These side effects can be a matter of "routine"! Androstenedione is banned by the International Olympics Committee (IOC). To quote the respected Dr Michael Colgan: "users of Androstenedione beware... it could easily set you up for prostate disease".
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No.  \n\nDrinking a reasonable amount of water to excess amounts of water will no impact on muscle growth.\n\nSevere dehydration is a different story...and could have a negative impact.\n\nBut to answer your question, NO...drinking water does not make your muscles bigger.
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Taking creatine should not be a problem. Creatine does nothing that would complicate your condition. Just don't overdo it; that goes for all creatine users. Your body only needs 3-5g of creatine phosphate per day, and in in the interest of keeping your system stable, do not follow the loading period sometimes recommended on the packaging - just start right off with the maintenance dose.\n\nA little background about creatine for those who are interested: creatine phosphate provides a quick way for muscle cells to regenerate ATP, the universal cellular energy source. However, creatine stores are depleted rapidly, usually within a few seconds tops. As far as comparisons to other athletic supplements, creatine usage is not considered doping and honestly is not anything to worry about. In fact, your liver actually makes a small amount of creatine, and for those of you who eat meat, you get a gram or two of the stuff from your diet everyday. You would get more, but cooking food denatures creatine to creatinine, the waste product of creatine. Your body is designed to absorb up to 3-5g daily from dietary intake though, so that is why supplementing with creatine will help most short-burst athletes. A quick final note about dosing: taking more than 5g per day will not give you any added benefits, and will only put your kidneys into overdrive.
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Creatine is intended for people 18 and over as well with other supplements,  if you are 18 you should take Creatine in a powder form (absorbs the best) Creatine Ethyl Ester would be very good with out any loading phase 3-5 grams day :)
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Yup...it does work.But keep in mind that u have to drink alot of water and for optimal muscle gain , keep the portein intake high too.Also cretain is best absorbed by muscles when used in "cycles".\nThanks,\nColin.
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First of all, creatine is for adults who have been lifting for a while.  After lifting for many years, a person reaches a limit of strength.  He uses the creatine to see new muscle.  But your still growing and a beginner such as yourself can build new muscle just the same  as if you were on creatine. Basically it's a waste for you.  Plus your still growing lifting heavy weights will stunt your growth.  Go ask your baseball coach or any doctor.  They will tell you the same thing.
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I'd say "yes" as the creatine won't last in ya body for a month.. But only if ya stop for a month..  Good luck  !! Train Hard  ....
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Nonsense, don't listen to anybody that has posted so far. Creatine is created naturally in your body and so it is merely used to supplement what is already in your system. If you are referring to "Creating Monohydrate" it is the original form of creatine and currently the least used by bodybuilders. Reason being, it bloats your body with water and your cells tend to absorb more water while on creatine monohydrate. It's not necessarily a bad look, but who wants to look bloated? The creatine that I have used in the past and been satisfied with is tri-creatine malate. The actual brand is SAN V12. On the sources I've posted a review of it. I wouldn't suggest any form of supplements for beginners until you  have at least been working out for 6 months- 1 year. What you can use after several months is whey protein: The fundamental of every diet. I've also posted a link for it. So there you have it, take creatine freely, but don't abuse it. Take it in 8 week cycles and give yourself about 2 weeks of rest in between.