So guys, im thinking about starting to take creatine. Would i

>>39327431
>supplementing creatine is natty because it is naturally occurring in the body, you're just supplementing extra

Surely this means that supplementing testosterone is also natty, right /fit/?

>>39327446
The thing is , i havent seen any reports of negative health impacts. So im actually interested in it.

>>39327431
Monohydrate wrecked my stomach to the point where after the first week I decided to stop.

A year later decided to try HCl and I have nothing but positive things to say about it. I haven't experienced the hair-loss meme and I haven't experienced the stomach upset as with monohydrate.

You're not going to experience steroid like gains but it will help you push out that last rep when you're fatigued instead of failing.

I personally consider it natty because you can eat naturally occurring creatine in a lot of meats. Claiming creatine isn't natty is like saying protein supplementation isn't natty or eating food isn't natty because it helps your gains.

Its on the verge of not being natty.

Ive seen people say that its not natty, and poeple say that it is.

I love creatine. I feel like if I'm putting forth the effort, something that gives me better results and more edge is fine to use.
In my own use, I can justify creatine, but not something as far as like test or roids.

>>39327431
Your hair will fall out. My super thick hair started thinning and my hairline on one side got higher so I stopped taking it.

>>39327800
this, started with HCL and have had nothing but good things

>>39328038
Blame your shit genetics for that and not the creatine dude.

>>39327800
creatine ethyl ester master race

>>39328038
I started taking it and my hair got thicker.