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A member asked:
I've read many reviews against creatine. why ? what harm it can do ? what is the problem of trapping water in the muscle ? please deatiled infos
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No harm: Taking creatine does not cause harm. It's just not likely to lead to the benefits you are hoping for.
Answered 7/28/2014
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