Creatine Facts

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	History of Creatine
	Creatine Surge
	Negative Effects of Creatine
	Dangers of Creatine
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	Is Creatine Safe?
	How Creatine Works?
	Creatine Dosage
	Advantages and Disadvantages of Creatine
	Liquid Creatine
	Creatine Kinase
	Creatine Phosphate
	Does Creatine Help Build Muscle?
	Creatine Ethly Ester
	Creatine Ethly Ester Review
	Creatine as a Sport Supplement
	Creatine as an Anti-Aging Supplement
	Creatine Products and Supplements
	Truth about Creatine Side Effects
	Creatine Serum and Powder

Creatine Monohydrate Side Effects

As far as what we've experienced, the best part about creatine is that there are no adverse side effects of creatine. As far as what has been reported in studies, creatine is completely safe and works as a very effective supplement. Yet although there are no risks of taking creatine, we don't know about its long-term effects as the record of research is relatively recent.

Just like every supplement it is not recommended to overuse creatine once your muscles have achieved the saturation value. That is, you should only take the dosage recommended by your doctor or as written on the bottle. A conservative approach is to plan to use creatine only for limited periods before taking a substantial break from it so the body can re-set to normal functioning.

Many experiments performed on creatine have shown that creatine does not cause any adverse side effects as such, but the only effect of taking creatine is that after taking the creatine supplement you will experience an increase in body mass. But, that is the thing I think that all bodybuilders and athletes would love to have.

Creatine Side Effects

In a three-year study designed to find out whether these creatine side effects really do exist, creatine was determined to have no effect on the incidence of injury or cramping in a group of American footballers. Although no negative side effects have ever been noted in the research, some effects that you may physically experience are:

• Some of the people claim that creatine users are susceptible to cramps, muscle spasms, and some may even be prone to pulled muscles.
• Persons taking creatine may also show allergic reactions like itching or hives.
• Sometimes, there may be swelling in your face or hands.
• Some persons taking creatine said that they had some tingling sensation in their throat.
• Consumption of creatine may sometimes cause diarrhea or stomach problems.
• You may sometimes experience trouble in breathing.
• Creatine in some rare cases may also cause kidney stones.

Other Side Effects of Creatine may be:

• You may experience chest tightness.
• You may experience weight gain. But, that from my point of view is not a bad effect; it is a good result as all weight lifters love to have more and more mass.
• Water Retention.
• You may notice some gas problems and bloating.
• Heat Intolerance.

If you are experiencing a lot of adverse side effects you should stop taking creatine right away and talk to your doctor.

Creatine Guide

		Different Ways to Take Creatine
		What is the Best Creatine?
		Creatine Liquid and Powder
		Creatine Problems
		Creatine and Creatinine
		Creatine and Body Workout
		Creatine Safety
		Creatine Capsules
		Creatine Pills
		Creatine Tablets
		Creatine Products
		Power Creatine
		Taking Creatine
		Bodybuilding Creatine
		Should I take Creatine?
		How to buy Creatine?
		Creatine Dosage Recommendations and Cycling
		Is Creatine a Steroid?
		How to take Creatine?
		Creatine Monohydrate Supplements
		Creatine Supplementation For Increased Performance