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bdc · 27-02-2006, 09:40 PM

Research concluded that creatine serums had low levels of creatine and high levels of creatinine, i do wonder what results people got from using it when they rate it though?

lukeybigarms- you say its not a bad product, what did you gain from it and in what timescale? i know it sounds patronising but when its been proved that the effective ingredient is converted a useless byproduct i cant imagine any results you wouldnt have got purely from your type of training and nutrition in the timescale provided

**Aftershock** · 28-02-2006, 03:33 PM

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Originally Posted by bdc

Research concluded that creatine serums had low levels of creatine and high levels of creatinine, i do wonder what results people got from using it when they rate it though?

lukeybigarms- you say its not a bad product, what did you gain from it and in what timescale? i know it sounds patronising but when its been proved that the effective ingredient is converted a useless byproduct i cant imagine any results you wouldnt have got purely from your type of training and nutrition in the timescale provided

Its the fancy bottle and high price tag placebo effect

bdc · 28-02-2006, 09:59 PM

i would never be that cynical! :rolleye11

Littleluke · 01-03-2006, 01:46 PM

As aftershock stated it's probably the placebo effect but I do feel that I gained in strength, within 4 weeks I went from benchin 30kg dumbells to 35, (I'm on 42.5kg now, just thought I'd say!) but I was also using maximuscle progain which probably is responsible for any stregth gains. When I stopped using the creatine nothing changed, weight and strength stayed the same so like I said before it was probably the pro-gain. I wouldn't recommend this product from personal experience, powder is the best (CELL TECH)

**Tinytom** · 01-03-2006, 02:07 PM

When I worked for GNC we had a load go out of date so I had it for free.

I think I drank about 4 ml at a time to see if I got any results.

Absolutely nothing.

CEE is a by far better product but as big says, I don't see a massive difference anymore.

Ironman · 01-03-2006, 02:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Aftershock

Its the fancy bottle and high price tag placebo effect

Totally agree - i got sucked in years ago to use this stuff by all the hype - and I couldnt train without it - i thought it was the strongest stuff on earth - and I swear I got stronger and from it.
Then I read an article on it explaining why it was sh1t and suddely my strength dropped off.

Total mind thing.

Littleluke · 16-03-2006, 09:11 AM

to sumarise this topic it's safe to say that ATP Creatine Serum is a heap of ..... Don't buy it, you've rerad the science behind it. I just can't believe they would still manufacture and sell it. Get yourself some MuscleTech CELL TECH Creatine! that's the good stuff ;)

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27-02-2006, 09:40 PM	#16 (permalink)
bdc Newbie Trainer Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 64	Research concluded that creatine serums had low levels of creatine and high levels of creatinine, i do wonder what results people got from using it when they rate it though? lukeybigarms- you say its not a bad product, what did you gain from it and in what timescale? i know it sounds patronising but when its been proved that the effective ingredient is converted a useless byproduct i cant imagine any results you wouldnt have got purely from your type of training and nutrition in the timescale provided

28-02-2006, 09:59 PM	#18 (permalink)
bdc Newbie Trainer Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 64	i would never be that cynical! :rolleye11

01-03-2006, 01:46 PM	#19 (permalink)
Littleluke Junior Bodybuilder Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: UK. Posts: 3,216	As aftershock stated it's probably the placebo effect but I do feel that I gained in strength, within 4 weeks I went from benchin 30kg dumbells to 35, (I'm on 42.5kg now, just thought I'd say!) but I was also using maximuscle progain which probably is responsible for any stregth gains. When I stopped using the creatine nothing changed, weight and strength stayed the same so like I said before it was probably the pro-gain. I wouldn't recommend this product from personal experience, powder is the best (CELL TECH)

16-03-2006, 09:11 AM	#22 (permalink)
Littleluke Junior Bodybuilder Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: UK. Posts: 3,216	to sumarise this topic it's safe to say that ATP Creatine Serum is a heap of ..... Don't buy it, you've rerad the science behind it. I just can't believe they would still manufacture and sell it. Get yourself some MuscleTech CELL TECH Creatine! that's the good stuff ;)