Rilovol

Making a cell-volumizing product.

I while back there was a product called Cell-tech. It became very popular because the company that produced the product figured out that if you add about 70 grams of dextrose and 10 grams of creatine monohydrate and drank them at the same time, you could really improve the effectiveness of creatine. This was due to the dextrose increasing your insulin level, therefore "pumping" more of the creatine into the cells. (they also add ALA, but really it was the dextrose carrying all the heavy weight) Over the years companies have tried to "best" the dextrose/creatine combo. Since Cell-tech was introduced, varies forms of creatine have appeared: fizzy creatine, kreakalyn, creatine ethyl ester, creatine malate, creatine anhydrous, and many more. Not only that but then you have supplement companies trying to combo creatine with so-called insulin mimickers like cinnulin, glycocamine, and other strange nutraceuticals. And on top of that you have companies combining creatine with L-argine and AKG's ie the Nitric Oxide products. A real kicker is when a company combines caffeine with creatine. If you didn’t know already caffeine has adverse side effects on the creatine when combined. All of these versions of creatines and their buddies have been marketed to work better than creatine monohydrate. Unfortunately this has not the way it has panned out. None of these new versions of creatine have been proven to "work" better than straight-up creatine monohydrate. And when I say "work" better what does that actually mean. If you took 5 people and had them supplement with creatine monohydrate for 4 weeks and another 5 people and had them supplement with kreakalyn for 4 weeks and you see who gains the most muscle or increased their bench press the most you would find that both groups had equal gains. The reason why is because the body can only "use" so much of the creatine that you digest. More does NOT equal better. 3 to 5 grams of creatine a day is fine. And the potential insulin products do not even come close to working as good as swallowing 70 grams of carbs. And of course the Nitric oxide products are complete bullshit.

So what is the "best" creatine product on the market right now. Kreakalyn. Why? safety. It is a legitimate product that does NOT convert to creatinine when it "hits" the water. (if you need more info on kreakalyn see our "creatine -p-12 page". )

What you need to do is take our creatine p-12 and combine it with about 70 grams of my new Rilose. This is a carb similar to dextrose but made from corn. Take this postworkout with some hydrolyzed protein and see what results you get. I am personally going to be trying this combo for the next few weeks and I will get back to you on my results.

We posted a new formula called Rilovol that combines the rilose and the creatine p-12. fruit punch, grape, and orange