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Creatine Forms and Brands Creatine Forms and Brands 1. Creatine Monohydrate first of all, Creatine Monohydrate is definitely the most popular form of creatine. If you've never taken creatine or any supplement besides protein...

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Exercising While Sick

Posted on : 08-11-2008 | By : Torin | In : Workouts

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Last week I came down with a cold, and had to ask myself whether or not to go to the gym. It’s not an easy decision. However, I went to the gym anyways and had a “light” workout. It wasn’t easy, because of how lazy I felt; but I did notice that I was felt a little better.

No matter what type of exercise you’re doing, (jogging, weight lifting, biking…) I would recommend exercising if you’re feeling sick. Two reasons: circulation, and stress relief. Exercise has been proven to relive stress, and being sick is puts a lot of stress on your body. That being said; a little stress relief can definitely help you out a lot on your road to recovery. Next, is circulation. When you’re exercising, you’ve

The Glycemic Index

Posted on : 08-11-2008 | By : Torin | In : Food, Nutrition

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The Glycemic Index, is a measurement of how quickly carbohydrates are metabolized. Carbohydrates such as white bread and cookies are metabolized much faster than carbohydrates like whole wheat bread and brown rice.

You want to consume mostly carbohydrates that metabolize over a longer period of time. If you do, then the energy you metabolize from the carbohydrates will last longer. These are carbohydrates that have a LOWER GI PLACEMENT.

How Often To Eat

Posted on : 08-11-2008 | By : Torin | In : Fat Loss, Food

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It’s not easy to do, but eating 4-6 meals a day is the way to go. Most people only eat 2-3 , and snack through-out the day between meals.

However, when you eat 4-6 smaller meals instead of 2-3 big ones, you will feel a lot less hungry during the day. It’s not that hard to do, and you don’t have to watch your clock all day. Instead, just have a small breakfast, and 2-3

Creatine Forms and Brands

Posted on : 07-11-2008 | By : Torin | In : Creatine, Supplements

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Creatine Forms and Brands

1. Creatine Monohydrate

first of all, Creatine Monohydrate is definitely the most popular form of creatine. If you’ve never taken creatine or any supplement besides protein powder, It’s highly recommended from me that you start out with pure creatine monohydrate powder, and see how it works for you.

PROS
-It’s the cheapest creatine
-It has been under the most scientific studies than all other forms, and is proven to help with lean muscle gains.

CONS
-It is sometimes difficult on the stomach to digest, because it doesn’t easily disolve in water. (unless you buy micronized creatine monohydrate, which is more processed)

BRANDS
-Nutrex: VoluGro
-ABB Hardcore Essentials: Crea-Force
-MHP:Creaine Monohydrate
-Promora Health: Con-Cret
-Optimum Nutrition: Creatine 2500

2. Creatine Ethyl Ester (CEE)