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Types of creatine
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Types of creatine

From a bodybuilding.com thread:

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Creapure is just a trademark for a German manufactured creatine monohydrate. Three countries mass produce raw creatine: Germany, China, and the US. Of those three, Germany (AlzChem manufacturer) produces the purest creatine without impurities. Several brands use Creapure such as Prolab, Optimum Nutrition, Allmax, Kaizen, Sportpharma, etc. Of those, Optimum Nutrition, Allmax, Kaizen, and Sportpharma offer micronized version.

"Micronized" is a process that makes the particles 10-20 smaller. It claims to be more efficient and have better absorption due to the greater surface area, but I don't think there's data to prove, only in theory. It does have better mixability, however.

I personally only use Creapure product because it tells you that the creatine has been properly filtered for impurities.

And then I also use micronized creatine because it mixes somewhat better (especially if use warm water rather than cold water).

The brand I'm using now (which is the only one I've found in Thailand that's Creapure and micronized) is Musashi. Good stuff.

Creatine is by far the most well-research supplement (aside from maybe whey protein).

It works by increasing ATP (energy) in your cells.

It's incredibly safe, highly effective at raising testosterone (ref: http://anabolicmen.com/creatine-testosterone/ ) and definitely improves gym/sports performance and recovery.

Not to mention you get a wicked pump even if you're a mesomorphic bastard like me.

I've cycled on and off creatine for years and I think it's absolutely awesome.
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