Recent content by rjet

Maybe we are finding some middle ground here... I agree, too much CEE, Creatine Mono, to little water, to much protein ect....all can cause kidney problems. Not necessarily because of the substance, but because of the misuse of the substance. That may very well be the case with many CEE users...

I never said he was an expert in Nephrology or biochemistry, all though he may very well be. I have not idea what his knowledge in those two fields are. I would not be so quick to dismiss his thoughts though. He is obviously well known and respected in the industry. His opinions are worth taking...

Macro, I apologize for calling you "Thick Skulled". Even though it's obvious I feel that way, I should not have made it a public personal attack. That was uncharacteristic of me and a mistake on my part. No need to reply to that, I was just feeling guilty for stooping to that level.

This was just posted on bodybuilding.com by the Senior Science Editor for Muscular Development.... I would not recommend CEE until its safety and effectiveness is established. So, stick with creatine monohydrate. __________________ Anssi Manninen, M.H.S.(sportsmed) Senior Science Editor...

Marco, once again, I stand in awe at your comments...this would actually be amusing if it weren't so sad. My claims on CEE were based on kidney pain...not lower back pain, blood test results, and a sonogram. Did your even read the thread I started on AM explaining this? If you did, read it again...

Your thick skulled because your turning a blind eye to an obvious POSSIBLE problem with CEE. I can only guess it to be because you sell it, or sheer pride. I hope it's the latter. I would hate to think your stating all of this purely for financial gain. And for the record, I'm not using BK for...

It is rare that I come across someone with such a very thick skull. I guess that everything I experienced was a complete coincidence, everything that others have experienced is a complete coincidence, the doctors with all their expertise are all wrong, and you....self proclaimed expert, are...

That's very interesting Macro, The nephrologists I saw actually directly disagrees with your nephrologist friend. Oh, and the sports therapist, doctor of sports medicine ect.....all completely disagree. Post their names? I seriously doubt they would want me to do that on a steroid message board...

They can offer you advice on this topic that will help you understand much more about this issue. I'm refering to people who deal with athletes and supplements all the time, not your average medical doctor. I realize no one in this thread seems to respect their opinion. It's your choice.I wish...

I stand corrected...thanks ;-) BTW, it's "English", not "english". Just thought you may want to edit that since perfect grammar is so important in this thread. Thanks for your valuable impute...

Travis, I think you may be running into a few problems, incorrect diet, I have yet to hear anything about your weight training program (are you on one?), drinking alcohol, not getting enough sleep and an inconsistant supplement program. Remember, in most men, the first place we put on fat is our...

I think it depends on your goals. Most people would say no to consuming simple sugars after cardio because cardio is often done to reduce body fat (or keep it at bay). Consuming simple sugars after cardio may be counter productive if your intent is to loose body fat. If you are doing cardio just...

Your clear explanation was absoluty false. That is why I tried explaining to you the truth. You obviously don't get it. I hope you will do some more research...your reasoning for increased creatinine levels during creatine supplementation not being harmful is based on very, very bad logic and...

Macro, you would have been arguing the world was flat hundreds of years ago, even after people sailed around it. I am basing my conclusions on: Blood test results Sonogram results Years of experince with many other forms of creatine, Medical Doctors (who I realize you feel you are much...

Macro, we just aren't going to see eye to eye on this. The wording on this was harsh, yes, but still respectful. It may have come across a bit dumbfounded and shocked by your responses, but respectful just the same. I think we can stop the debate. People can form their own opinons, as we have...