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I thought this would be a fit for the ladies looking to increase muscle mass without the use of AAS:

A few points about creatine:

  • It is a naturally occurring amino acid in fish and red meat and is naturally found in our bodies
  • There are 100s of studies confirming it's efficiency
  • Increases strength
  • Promotes lean muscle mass
  • Reduces fatigue
  • Improves muscle recovery and endurance
  • You do need to maintain a consistent workout schedule to achieve benefits
  • It will not make you "manly" as many women stipulate

Caution:

  • Avoid taking high doses for long periods of time, this can have a negative affect on both your kidneys and liver

I'm normally a var girl but thought I'd switch it up and give creatine a try, after seeing it as a go-to in between gear cycles for my bf I did some research and gave it a try.

I went for creatine monohydrate in a pill form, which requires no loading and is said to have minimal bloating affects - which I found to be true. For my first cycle I took 3g a day for 4 weeks. I noticed some overall bloating but found it disappeared a couple weeks after stopping. Overall I was happy with the results: I had more energy, better muscle recovery, increased stamina and achieved solid pumps during my workouts. While it felt like I was having the opposite affects of var (feeling bigger during my cycle rather than leaner), the end results were positive and there was a definite increase in muscle mass and toning, especially in my thighs (which have always been my trouble zone).

Hope this helps and would love to hear other's perspectives!

xxRedneckxx's picture

Creatine is great allmax creapure creatine mono 19.99 for 1,000g get it Smile

ashop's picture

Great post and a great choice for women, Most women respond very well to it too
and see results quickly and a big plus it is non-hormonal.