Creatine Supplements For Sale

Creatine supplements are the most studied, and the most poven to be effective in the health and fitness supplement industry today. 

Creatine is a nitrogenous organic acid that allows the muscles to work harder and longer through ATP. Supplementing creatine allows your muscles to work harder, adapting to more work-load which in-turn causes them to get bigger and stronger.

Creatine is produced naturally in the body and found mostly in red meat whole food sources (about 2g per 16 oz).

There are many different types of creatine on the market, with the most popular being creatine monhydrate, but others inculde:

Creatine Anhydrous – creatine with the water molecule removed. This provides more creatine per gram and also helps reduce the boating side effect that can be accompanied by creatine.

Creatine Citrate – creatine combined with a citrate molecule. The citrate molecule helps the creatine dissolve better in water.

Creatine Ethyl Ester – converts back to usable creatine in the body (the creatine the body produces naturally using the amino acids L-arginine, glycine, and L-methionine.

Creatine HCL (Hydrochloride) – creatine combine with a hydrochloride molecule can also make creatine more water-soluble.

Creatine Magnesium Chelate – creatine bound with a magnesium molecule. Magnesium aids in creatine metabolism (the breakdown of creatine) so it may make creatine more effective by breaking it down faster. This also aids in reducing the water retention caused by creatine consumption.

Creatine Malate – creatine combined with Malic acid. Malic acid is an organic acid (made by the body) that helps turn carbohydrates into energy.

Creatine Nitrate – creatine combined with a group on nitrate molecules. Nitrate molecules, like citrate and hydrochloride help make the creatine more water soluble.

Creatine Pyruvate – Creatine combined with pyruvic acid. Pyruvic acid my help provide higher plasma levels in the bloodstream.

Buffered Creatine – creatine with a higher pH level. It thought that creatine with a higher pH level will break down less in water. (See How to take Creatine).

To Learn more about creatine, check out my extensive blog post on it here.

- Joshua Myers, Founder Just Max Fitness Nutrition