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Is it true that creatine is bad for liver and causes bloating? I heard at GNC today you can get bloated and have liver problems from creatine true?
 
bro in 1 way or other...everything is bad for you...but i doubt you'll have issues with creatine...its safe...drink lots of liquids
 
Supplemental creatine is a combination of the three amino acids glycine, arginine, and methionine. After ingesting the creatine supplement, the creatine molecule binds with a phosphate molecule to form creatine phosphate.

It is NOT a steroid and will have NO effect on your liver.

There is so much misinformation on creatine it makes my head spin. Take 5-10g of creatine per day. There is no need to load it or cycle it. When you take the creatine doesn't matter but the best time to supplement with it is pre and post workout as your body is the most inclined to absorb nutrients at that time.

I like the creatine formula Ancient Strength from n2bm.com. Each serving contains 5g of a creatine monohydrate, creatine pyruvate and creatine HCL blend. Take 1 serving pre and/or post workout.
http://needtobuildmuscle.com/store/Pre-Post-Workout-Supps/Ancient-Strength-p273.html
 
Is it true that creatine is bad for liver and causes bloating? I heard at GNC today you can get bloated and have liver problems from creatine true?

No dude. creatine is not going to do substantial damage to youre body
 
do not take the whole tub at once and no it wont affect your kidneys or liver if you drink enough water :)

Taking a high protein diet without sufficient water can out stress on liver and kidneys so dont worry,. just drink plenty of water and enjoy the creatine :)
 
Unless you take some incredible amounts of creatine, it won't hurt you at all. But then again - anything can hurt you in excessive amounts, so there is nothing to worry about when there is moderation.
 
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