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    Creatine + NO2?

    Okay guys, im not posting a is creatine safe, or how do you take it question i'm actually asking if you think it would be beneficial if I started creatine with in the next couple weeks? I'm fairly new to lifting, just building up a proper workout and eating a ton in the last couple weeks. Im looking to get as big as I can, by doing so I eat as much as I can, as many times a day as I can and lift as hard as I can. As for stats i'm 18, 165ish lbs, bf probably mid-high teens, not very strong and not big at all, yet. So what do you think, beneficial to start using creatine and/or NO2 yet this early in the game or wait a little while or till I hit a plateau? Thanks!

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    go for it

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    whey protein
    multi-vits
    creatine
    Lots of food and good diet
    and a good workout plan

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    Yea man creatine will help.buy some.Now about NO2 i would buy Arginine Alpha-Ketoglutarate (AAKG) powder instead to save some money!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Garnelek View Post
    Yea man creatine will help.buy some.Now about NO2 i would buy Arginine Alpha-Ketoglutarate (AAKG) powder instead to save some money!
    Damn man wish I woulda known that before, my buddy told me to just take niacin and L-Arginine pre-workout for a NO2 like effect. So I threw in an order for creatine and l-arginine.

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