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H & B creatine mono powder review
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13 June 2008 17:36
Ive been taking a heaped teaspoon (around 5g) creatine mono powder a day, for about 12 days now and i have to say it i feel its helping me lift more and feel more connfortable when using heavy weights. For example today i had my leg workout last week i managed to squat 110kg for 10 reps, today i squated 120kg for 6 reps  im well chuffed now Im pretty sure the main reason for this is the creatine mono, i have my chest and tricep day on sunday so i will report back to see how much i improve if any, thanks for you time. I have tried CEE caps in the past with little to no effect but this mono seems to be workign nicely im over the moon atm
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13 June 2008 18:05
Yeah, I got a tub of this in the sale to tide me over between my MP order. Its good stuff, especially when its in the sale! MT
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13 June 2008 18:05
mono gives me gas,  although im supprised to hear the h and b stuff is ok.
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14 June 2008 00:50
ORIGINAL: kevo101 mono gives me gas, although im supprised to hear the h and b stuff is ok. creatine mono is creatine mono no matter what brand mate, good stuff, working well for me i hope to get a extra few reps out on sunday when i train tri's and chest
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14 June 2008 00:51
ORIGINAL: Monster T Yeah, I got a tub of this in the sale to tide me over between my MP order. Its good stuff, especially when its in the sale! MT Yeha i got 510g for £9.99 absolute bargain, and im 90% it works ill need another few weeks to see how i react to it as my cycle goes on.
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14 June 2008 06:19
this stuff made me gip  I found it really hard to swallow as it didnt mix very well. I guess its the same for all mono powders though, not just this one.
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14 June 2008 09:20
ORIGINAL: Icemansoldier ORIGINAL: kevo101 mono gives me gas, although im supprised to hear the h and b stuff is ok. creatine mono is creatine mono no matter what brand mate Indeed. I wondered why one would need to review it because it is, as you say, just creatine.
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14 June 2008 09:21
ORIGINAL: Icemansoldier ORIGINAL: Monster T Yeah, I got a tub of this in the sale to tide me over between my MP order. Its good stuff, especially when its in the sale! MT Yeha i got 510g for £9.99 absolute bargain, and im 90% it works ill need another few weeks to see how i react to it as my cycle goes on. That's a perfectly normal price for an odd amount (500g normally) so god only knows what their 'normal' price is (as they have sales all the bleeding time).
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14 June 2008 09:40
ORIGINAL: Icemansoldier although im supprised to hear the h and b stuff is ok. creatine mono is creatine mono no matter what brand mate, I have head that the H&B stuff is watered down whats it say on the tub ??
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14 June 2008 13:44
ORIGINAL: nightwolf this stuff made me gip I found it really hard to swallow as it didnt mix very well. I guess its the same for all mono powders though, not just this one. Its not really that bad i either put it in my shake or i mix it in with water and some dilute, put extra dilute in so you dont taste the creatine, it doesnt taste bad anyway.
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14 June 2008 13:46
ORIGINAL: Mobster ORIGINAL: Icemansoldier ORIGINAL: kevo101 mono gives me gas, although im supprised to hear the h and b stuff is ok. creatine mono is creatine mono no matter what brand mate Indeed. I wondered why one would need to review it because it is, as you say, just creatine. Well some stilll seem to think brand has a big diff or some diff when it doesnt when it comes to creatine, some dont realise that, and some may not even think about getting from H&B casue they think its not as good as other brands, but 510g for £9.99 is hard to beat, infact i dont think it can be beaten.
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ORIGINAL: Mobster ORIGINAL: Icemansoldier ORIGINAL: Monster T Yeah, I got a tub of this in the sale to tide me over between my MP order. Its good stuff, especially when its in the sale! MT Yeha i got 510g for £9.99 absolute bargain, and im 90% it works ill need another few weeks to see how i react to it as my cycle goes on. That's a perfectly normal price for an odd amount (500g normally) so god only knows what their 'normal' price is (as they have sales all the bleeding time). Yeah sales on a weekly/monthly basis lol
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14 June 2008 13:50
ORIGINAL: crotalus_p ORIGINAL: Icemansoldier although im supprised to hear the h and b stuff is ok. creatine mono is creatine mono no matter what brand mate, I have head that the H&B stuff is watered down whats it say on the tub ?? 5g creatine per heaped teaspoon http://www.hollandandbarrett.com/vf/labels/000907HB.pdf
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14 June 2008 13:54
[ Well some stilll seem to think brand has a big diff or some diff when it doesnt when it comes to creatine, some dont realise that, and some may not even think about getting from H&B casue they think its not as good as other brands, but 510g for £9.99 is hard to beat, infact i dont think it can be beaten. ( I bought this on the "ooh look it's in the sale" offchance...................no matter how much i blast it with a blender it still feels as tough i'm drinking sand......going back to micronised.....
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14 June 2008 15:27
ORIGINAL: mig19690 [ Well some stilll seem to think brand has a big diff or some diff when it doesnt when it comes to creatine, some dont realise that, and some may not even think about getting from H&B casue they think its not as good as other brands, but 510g for £9.99 is hard to beat, infact i dont think it can be beaten. ( I bought this on the "ooh look it's in the sale" offchance...................no matter how much i blast it with a blender it still feels as tough i'm drinking sand......going back to micronised..... Dont be silly you dont need to use a blender, i mix it with a teaspoon in dilute and drink it, im really particular when it comes to taste of supp etc there is really no problem getting this down you.
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14 June 2008 16:06
ORIGINAL: crotalus_p ORIGINAL: Icemansoldier although im supprised to hear the h and b stuff is ok. creatine mono is creatine mono no matter what brand mate, I have head that the H&B stuff is watered down whats it say on the tub ?? You are, as many do, confusing a loading type product (celltech is one) with a pure monohydrate. Creatine is so cheap to make and sell that it have to be mixed with salt or sand to get it cheaper.
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14 June 2008 17:25
I tried it for about 2-3 weeks. Ive only ever bought creatine from H&B, used to mix it with dextrose to swallow and to be fair it isnt that bad. With regards to performance i think it did help, muscles didnt fatigue as quick and could squeeze out one or two more reps.. but the bloated stomach and nausea i got for it was enough for me to stop. Maybe my body just dont agree with creatine in general good its working for ya mate.
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14 June 2008 18:10
ORIGINAL: Icemansoldier ORIGINAL: Mobster ORIGINAL: Icemansoldier ORIGINAL: kevo101 mono gives me gas, although im supprised to hear the h and b stuff is ok. creatine mono is creatine mono no matter what brand mate Indeed. I wondered why one would need to review it because it is, as you say, just creatine. Well some stilll seem to think brand has a big diff or some diff when it doesnt when it comes to creatine, some dont realise that, and some may not even think about getting from H&B casue they think its not as good as other brands, but 510g for £9.99 is hard to beat, infact i dont think it can be beaten. myprotein.co.uk 500g of creatine mono is £7.16 so that would be cheaper, but only your buying other stuff as well coz you'd obv have to pay for delivary
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14 June 2008 19:01
The only side effect to taking creatine is that its makes you feel really thirsty, but i drink loads of water now so its not a problem, as for bloating etc i dont get that anyway. Yeah micronised would be easier etc to dissolve i would imagine.
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