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ASN Creatine

100% Solubility
100% Crystal Clear
100% No Stomach Upset
100% No Gritty Residue
99.9% Pure Pharmaceutical Grade

Creatine is present in the muscular tissue of many vertebrates, including man. It is a precursor of creatine phosphate, which in turn, acts as an energy store in the muscles: creatine phosphate is a compound with high energy bonds and serves to maintain the supply of ATP necessary for muscle contractions. Muscle energy is enhanced and muscle endurance is greater, creating muscle growth.  Creatine is a natural substance that is also found in many food sources as well as stored within muscle tissue.  During an aerobic exercise or high intensity sports such as; weight lifting, sprinting, football, etc....The contraction of muscle takes place without the use of oxygen.  Muscle metabolize or release energy by the means of a chemical reaction of a substance called ATP (Adenosine Tri-phosphate). Stored ATP within muscle is limited to approximately 10 second supply and must be constantly re-synthesized for continuous maximum muscle contractions.  Creatine is an integral part of the chemical reaction to re-synthesizing ATP. The more creatine your muscle can hold, the more fuel you have for re-synthesizing ATP and the result will be explosive muscular power, increased stamina, enhanced and greater intensity with less muscular fatigue.

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