Any Creatine That....

[Shobe]

Hey guys, as you already know, I am on a cutting diet, but I am dying to try creatine. Particularly V12 Or Satur8. However, I don't want to be bloated and look fat. Is there any creatine out there that doesn't make you look bloated and retain water????? And if not, is there an alternative to creatine, that would give you teh same results without the bloat and water retention?

[ryuage]

if you want to take creatine without retaining water then dont bother that is almost the whole purpose of it.

[cavman21]

get Eester creatine or however u spell it they swear that it doesnt make u bloated

[Optimum08]

actually ryuage is right...creatine is all about retaining water...so if you don't want to retain water then don't bother taking creatine...

[Chrispy]

does creatine make you look fat since your retaining more water

[Optimum08]

it doesn't make u look fat per say...but i mean if u have a beer gut already creatine isn't gonna make it worse...the water retention from creatine just makes u lose cut-ness...so i guess it can make u look fatter...but more so u just lose cutness...

[agentplaya1]

creatine isn't really all about retaining water, it's about increased energy

[Holto]

creatine isn't really all about retaining water, it's about increased energy

THANK YOU

water retention is a side effect

[galileo]

Creatine is all about getting laid.

[Rik-s]

creatine isn't really all about retaining water, it's about increased energy

Thought it's prime goal was to increase water retention to muscles, therefore providing a better evvioroment for them to repair themselves and grow...

:scratch:

Edit: It doesnt make you look bloated (least didnt with me), it just makes your muscles look temporarily more full.

[Rik-s]

Creatine is all about getting laid.
lol btw :D

[Holto]

Thought it's prime goal was to increase water retention to muscles, therefore providing a better evvioroment for them to repair themselves and grow...

water retention is a side effect

increasing ATP/CP (useable energy) is the purpose of creatine