
Originally Posted by
magic32
I'd like to see the data that shows frontloading Creatine has been disproven.
"They", who is this they that keeps apparently debunking established methodology? They're always trying to disprove something...frontloading is especially effective in such cases (greatly increasing pre-existing substances for sustained elevation levels over substantial time frames) and is expressly recommended for this reason. Pete hit on a pertinent point, you need to define "scoops" in terms of grams for it to be of value in measurement. The basic rules of Creatine as alluded to throughout this thread, are 25 gm/ed for the first week (frontloading) followed by 5 gm/ed for maintenance.
Personally, I find it (monohydrate and phosphate) to be definition blurring and steer clear of it. The theory is that its intra-muscular (within the muscle), not inter-muscular (between the muscles) fluid increase, but the latter seems to be true as well. Also, each version purports to correct this problem. I can't speak for Kre-Alkalyn, as I haven't tried it, because I'd much rather run gear.