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Old April 29th, 2009, 12:21 PM
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Default Re: Weight training during induction?

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Originally Posted by lowell View Post
Anyone happen to know anything about Creatine? I've used it before as a recovery after lifting and liked the effects, but if I'm remembering correctly I had to mix it with fruit juice, which obviously can't be done on induction. Any idea if it would be contraindicated even if I mixed it with water?
Because creatine uses the juice/sugar that it's mixed with as a delivery system (for a desired insulin spike), you'll probably not see much results from the creatine with a low-carb delivery source. Also, I would think your stomach might be a little confused with unused creatine sitting there, so I'm not sure what kind of gastrointestinal reaction might occur.

Secondarily, my recollection from years ago is that creatine *itself* causes an insulin spike (obviously not good here), but I cannot be sure if that's from the juice delivery system or the creatine mix itself.
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