There is approximatley 1 gram of creatine per 1 lb of red meat.
There are 170 calories in one Hormel type Salisbury steak.
The amount of creatine in cows milk is about 0.05 grams per 1 pound. To much creatine can cause side effects such as kidney damage.
Yes you can take creatine at any age really. There is no need to cycle creatine on and off. You can continue to take one scoop (5 grams) every day and be fine. Creatine is naturally found in foods such as steak. Their isn’t any side affects of creatine or long term side affects. Only thing is don’t take too much as it will be hard on your liver and kidneys. Besides that its fine as it’s one of the most researched supplements (right next to protein powder).
I have heard that the average weight gain you can get off of creatine in one month is around 10-15 pounds. The highest i have ever heard of was 20 pounds but the guy was huge to start with.
Chicken may be healthier but I think steak tastes much better!
Based on my research there is no conclusive evidence of creatine being linked to death. However, I have found one instance where someone taking NO Xplode, which contains Creatine Monohydrate, was hospitalized for a few days because his kidneys became 90% shut down while using the supplement. Creatine CAN be dangerous; the damage it causes on your kidneys and liver are irreversible.
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Creatine Phosphate + ADP --> (Creatine Kinase) --> Creatine + ATP
Around 1.5 grams per scoop, i add half a scoop of creapure creatine monohydrate to a scoop of jack3d.
steak weighs about 3-6 pounds
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Creatine is water soluble so not much need to worry unless you are not drinking enough water based fluids. Keep in mind that creatine is not the same as creatinine which can be a problem if you have too much in your bloodstream. This may indicate kidney dysfunction.