How to Creatine Works?
Creatine functions to increase the availability of cellular ATP, adenosine triphosphate, Muscular contractions take place in the presence of ATP. An increase in creatine levels is thought to increase the force of muscle contractions. Creatine works by acting on mechanisms of ATP by donating a phosphate on to increase the availability of ATP, which increases muscle energy and delays muscle fatigue. Supplementing with creatine can boost muscle size, strength and endurance, improve athletic performance and speed muscle recovery.
The combination of electrolyte salts and creatine is actually centered around the creatine transporter SLCA8 - a member of the "solute carrier family" that is dependent on sodium and chloride - two crucial electrolytes that are needed for creatine to access its transporter. So, by providing these key electrolytes - you're also supporting more efficient transport of the creatine you're consuming.
HOW MUCH SHOULD I TAKE?
LOADING PHASE: In order to reach full muscle phosphocreatine saturation within a week - 1 scoop is to be taken at 4 intervals throughout the day mixed with water, juice, or beverage of choice for a total of 5-7 days.
MAINTENANCE PHASE (Non-loading): 1 scoop (1 serving) is to be taken daily with water, juice, or beverage of choice - best consumed post-workout. This regimen can achieve full muscle phosphocreatine saturation within about 30-days.
