Creatine Ethyl Ester - By now, you are fully aware of the astonishing muscle-enhancing, strength-inducing effects of creatine. Creatine compounds for more than a decade have been the single most researched muscle building compound and deemed the safest of all. Continuous tweaking and manipulating of creatine molecules has resulted in the creation of what is today's most powerful creatine analog - the creatine ethyl ester group. Creatine Ethyl Ester is virtually 100% orally active compared to 25%/30% of regular creatine monohydrate.
Creatine Ethyl Ester (CEE helps) adds a dimension of powerful muscle building and performance enhancing capabilities perfect for any athlete, particularly those seeking explosive power. Hence CEE represents state of the art and highest activity creatine analog. It is one of the most absorbable and potent forms of creatine developed to date.
Creatine Ethyl Ester Highlights
- Remarkable increases in muscle size, lean mass and strength
- Marketed to be as much as 4000% more potent than creatine monohydrate
- Nearly 100% creatine absorption
- Improved endurance
- Enhanced recovery
- No bloating or water retention.
- No cramping or stomach upset
Di-Creatine Malate - Malic Acid is chemically bonded to two molecules of creatine to form a new compound that's growing in popularity - Di-Creatine Malate. The Malate bond is believed to improve creatine's water solubility, overall absorption, and ATP related functions. Improved absorption should mean reduced gastrointestinal related issues like cramping and bloating.
Creatine Monohydrate - Creatine the most heavily researched and time tested dietary supplement is an amino acid used to fuel muscles. Creatine Monohydrate plays a vital role in the regeneration of ATP which supplies energy for muscle contraction, helping to increase your overall power output.
Citrulline Malate - In addition to benefiting the athlete/bodybuilder by improving aerobic performance, CM serves as a time-released precursor to Nitric Oxide (NO). Citrulline is an amino acid and is accepted as the preferred precursor to L-Arginine for synthesizing nitric oxide. Malic Acid (Malate) is an intermediate in the Krebs Cycle. When chemically bonding Malic acid to Citrulline one supports the production of ATP via the Krebs Cycle and together both reduce lactic acid metabolism and reduce fatigue.
Citrulline Malate makes it possible for the bodybuilder and athlete alike to push well beyond performance limitations while supporting additional Nitric Oxide (NO) production.
Glycocyamine - Glycocyamine, more often known as GAA or guanidinoacetate, is part of a group of compounds known as guanidine. It is the immediate precursor of creatine in the body. In addition, glycocyamine replaces creatine in the transportion to muscle tissue with the enzymes required to convert glycocyamine to creatine being absent in muscle tissue. This underscores the importance of glycocyamine as when combined with creatine, muscle creatine levels were increased more than if you just supplemented with creatine alone. Hence the ingredient works synergistically with the various creatine analogs.
Trimethylglycine (TMG) - Trimethylglycine (TMG) also known as Betaine Anhydrous donates methyl groups to Glycocyamine to form creatine. TMG is blended in a 4:1 ratio to Glycocyamine to maintain Homocysteine levels and support cardiovascular health. TMG enhances muscle fullness and metabolism while helping to maintain adequate intracellular electrolytes.
Beta-Alanine - Among other things the presence of Beta-Alanine synergistically multiplies the effects of creatine. Both compounds exert their effects through very different mechanisms, however, both are alike in that over time each accumulates in muscle. The synergy that exists between Creatine Ethyl Ester (CEE) and Beta-Alanine will cause the athlete/bodybuilder to notice that more sets are performed before fatigue sets in, more weight is handled for longer sets, and recovery is accelerated.
Beta-Alanine is also considered a precursor to Carnosine, another very important compound for the athlete/bodybuilder. During exercise, working muscles undergo an intramuscular pH balance change. As immediate energy system fuel is broken down to power muscular movements, hydrogen ions accumulate and lower the intramuscular pH levels, producing acidosis - an acidic state that triggers muscular failure. That sounds kind of complicated so all you need to remember is that the lack of Carnosine in muscle plays a critical role in the muscular failure process. It (Carnosine) acts as a buffering agent that "buffers" muscle tissue from acidity, thereby delaying muscular failure. Among other things, Beta-Alanine was added to the CreaDyl® formula to convert and make more Carnosine so during training the build up of lactic acid and fatigue are regulated.
In higher doses, Beta-Alanine may cause a tingling sensation on the skin which can be used as a gauge for one's toleration level.
Choline - Choline is a dietary component found in many protein and fat-containing foods. It acts as a cell-signaling molecule, as an acetylcholine precursor, and adds structural integrity to cell membranes. Like Tyrosine, dietary choline is an effective neurotransmitter precursor. However, choline is responsible for the production of another neurotransmitter, acetylcholine. Acetylcholine is released in the brain and at the neuromuscular junction and is responsible for many physiologically important events.
In athletes, plasma choline concentrations can be reduced by up to 40% during training or competition. These reductions in blood choline could lead to a reduction in acetylcholine synthesis (as indicated above) and therefore focus, memory, and performance. Choline supplementation can replenish these reduced blood choline concentrations.
Caffeine Anhydrous - In humans, caffeine is a central nervous system (CNS) stimulant having the effect of temporarily warding off drowsiness and restoring alertness. Because of how effective it is, Caffeine is widely used in hundreds of fat burners and energy type products. Caffeine has been added to the CreaDyl® formula because it's an energy-inducing compound and fat burner that works in synergy with the other compounds in the CreaDyl® formula.
Glucuronolactone - Glucuronolactone is a popular ingredient in energy drinks. Glucuronolactone is present because not only does it supply energy, but it increases feelings of well-being. Additionally, it has been suggested that Glucuronolactone reduces sleepiness and sleep-related driving incidents. In the gym, Glucuronolactone improves mental performance, reaction time, concentration and memory.
Taurine - An amino acid that is abundant in the body that helps regulate cell volume and insulin sensitivity. Taurine also works as an effective antioxidant. While very effective in the uptake of glucose into the muscle cells, Taurine impacts the reduction of oxidative stress.
L-Tyrosine - L-Tyrosine is an essential amino acid and a precursor of the neurotransmitters dopamine, norepinephrine and epinephrine. It helps maintain normal and healthy mental functions as well as support mood and well-being. In addition, L-Tyrosine also converts to the thyroid hormone thyroxin which aids in adrenal, thyroid and pituitary function.
Vinpocetine - CreaDyl® includes Vinpocetine because it's extremely thermogenic resulting in rapid losses in bodyfat. Vinpocetine accomplishes this by stimulating the release of the hormone norepinephrine. |
