PureCEE

[Shobe]

Hey guys, have any of you tried PureCEE? If so what kind of results did you have? And did you have any unwanted/unhealthy side effects?

https://www.anabolicfitness.net/shop/product_info.php?id=130

[Paul Stagg]

I'd stick with regular old creatine.

[Shobe]

No, I don't want all the bloat & unwanted side effects with creatine.

[Paul Stagg]

Bloat and unwanted side effects?

It's not d-bol.

[Shobe]

I don't know what b-dol is, but anyway like I said I rather take something that will give me the same results but without the water retention and upset stomach.

[Holto]

water retention is one of creatines benefits

I doubt any other form of creatine reduces water retention, and if it does how much less effective is it ?

[Shobe]

Well heres why everyone likes CEE over regular creatine:

One of the main issues with creatine monohydrate is that in the gut it is metabolized into creatnine and several other less friendly metabolites. These compounds cause stomach bloating, extracellular water retention (subcutaneous bloating) and put strain on the kidneys and liver. By the time that creatine monohydrate enters the blood plasma, especially in those that are “non-responders” there is not a great percentage of pure creatine left.

The esterification of creatine, in this case creatine ethyl ester, leads to rapid uptake because of its greater lipid solubility which allows it to pass more freely into the blood stream. Esterification also protects it from being prematurely cleaved and thus broken down into the unhealthy and completely without benefit metabolites mentioned above.

Think of it like a “fast pass” at a theme park, making sure that the creatine

[Holto]

Well heres why everyone likes CEE over regular creatine:

One of the main issues with creatine monohydrate is that in the gut it is metabolized into creatnine and several other less friendly metabolites. These compounds cause stomach bloating, extracellular water retention (subcutaneous bloating) and put strain on the kidneys and liver. By the time that creatine monohydrate enters the blood plasma, especially in those that are “non-responders” there is not a great percentage of pure creatine left

this last bit is BS

if this were true we wouldn't have the amount of clinical data we have to support the use of creatine monohydrate

if it's not BS please post some proof :idea:

[korexite]

this last bit is BS

if this were true we wouldn't have the amount of clinical data we have to support the use of creatine monohydrate

if it's not BS please post some proof :idea:

there plenty of proof. creatine works BUT it causes bloating in many people. there are people that are non responders. if you just read the boards you can see this.

Creatine works for me, its one of the first supplements that I used and liked, but I get stomach bloating and more subcutaneous water than I like. With CEE, no stomach bloating and no noticable water retention, other than in muscles where its supposed to be.

[Paul Stagg]

That blurb is directly from the website selling CEE. In this thread, you are talking to people who purchase creatine and use creatine.

Which one has a vested interest in what you use?

[spencerjrus]

That blurb is directly from the website selling CEE. In this thread, you are talking to people who purchase creatine and use creatine.

Which one has a vested interest in what you use?


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