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Toll Free Order Line: 1-877-397-3801 Creakic by
Muscletech
World's
First & Only Muscle Receptor Hyperactivator!
When you're laying down the cash for a supplement - specifically a creatine pill supplement - you should expect staggering results. Team MuscleTech™ holds this view and challenges you to scrutinize any regular creatine pill you have used in the past. Think about it: How many of them delivered staggering results? Well, that's the past. The future of creatine-pill supplementation has arrived in the form of new Creakic™. And it's going to change the science of creatine forever!
Covered by US patents #6,136,339 and #6,100,287, Creakic is the world's first and only muscle receptor hyperactivator. Its molecularly engineered formula was designed with a specific purpose in mind: to offset the destructive effects of reactive oxygen species (ROS). This results in explosive gains in muscle size, strength, and performance.
"Reactive
Oxygen Species attack your muscle cells and inhibit creatine from
actually reaching your muscles!"
Never
heard of ROS? No sweat. That's our job - to seek out these
little-known but critical barriers to muscle growth and find ways to
counter them. ROS are highly toxic molecules that can exist in your
body in a variety of forms. These can include hypochlorous acid,
superoxide anions, hydroxyl radicals, peroxynitrite, singlet oxygen,
and hydrogen peroxide. The devastating effects of ROS actually hit
bodybuilders and other serious athletes harder than your average
couch potato. High levels of ROS are elevated even further every
time you crank through an intense training session. This is
dangerous for the hard-trainer because ROS greatly weakens the
integrity of the muscle membrane, causing cell-receptor function
(and associated signaling pathways) to be disrupted. Consequently,
this impairs the muscle creatine uptake and severely limits muscle
growth. This is why Creakic is so revolutionary. Creakic is the only
creatine pill that can deactivate ROS and create an optimal cellular
environment for maximum muscle creatine absorption and maximum
muscle gains!
"Creakic™
creates a clear path for creatine to head straight to your
creatine transporters, leading to increased creatine uptake for
bigger, freakier muscles!"
In a nutshell, you can gulp down regular creatine pills by the handful, but if you aren't preventing cell-membrane breakdown and maximizing creatine uptake, you simply won't reach your muscle- and strength-building potential. You have to get creatine into the muscle, and that's where regular creatine pills just don't make the cut. And isn't the reason you're sweating it out in the gym to make gains that are more than just mediocre?
"Creakic™
is the world's only muscle receptor hyperactivator formulated to
deactivate ROS to maximize creatine absorption for incredible
muscle and strength gains!"
You work hard, so your creatine should too. Creakic drives creatine into the muscle because it fights ROS. Trust Creakic to deliver. What's In It?Supplement Facts: Serving
Size: 3 Caplets Amount
Per Serving:
Creakic™:
2.7g Ingredients: Directions:
As a dietary supplement, take 2 servings (each serving consisting of
3 caplets with an 8 oz. glass of water) daily. On workout days, take
one serving in the morning and the other immediately after your
workout. On non-workout days, take one serving in the morning and
the other anytime during the day. Consume
ten 8 oz. glasses of water daily to help enhance creatine
absorption, to maintain an adequate state of hydration, and for
general good health.
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