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What is it and where does it come from?
Kre-Alkalyn is "buffered creatine" that does not convert into
creatinine prior to reaching skeletal muscle tissue. Kre-Alkalyn is a
nutritional supplement that comes in powder form. It is packaged in a
purple caplet that can be administered orally.
Kre-Alkalyn is manufactured by All American Pharmaceutical Corporation
and is registered under United States patent 6,399,661.
2. What does it do and what scientific studies give evidence to support
this?
All data to date is anecdotal. No clinical trials have been conducted
on Kre-Alkalyn.
Kre-Alkalyn is believed to have the benefits of regular creatine, without
the associated side-effects of creatine monohydrate use. The efficacy
and safety of creatine monohydrate is well established in scientific literature
and thus Kre-Alaklyn is believed to have the same ergogenic abilities
and safety profile.
1. SciFit Kre-Alkalyn 1500
Manufacturer product information states that Kre-Alkalyn is processed
at a higher PH level than regular creatine monohydrate. It is believed
that the conversion of creatine to creatinine is a function of PH level
and that conversion of creatine into the waste product creatinine can
be halted by PH level manipulation during the manufacture process.
Slowing or stopping the conversion of creatine to creatinine may help
the body absorb more creatine, thus lowering the dosages required for
beneficial results. This can result in an economic savings for the consumer
as less creatine will be required for the same results.
Anecdotal evidence for Kre-Alkalyn has been mostly positive. Many users
report a decrease in water retention and the elimination of the infamous
"creatine bloat." Many users also report immediate results and
the elimination of the "loading" phase normally required for
regular creatine monohydrate use.
Learn more about the benefits of Kre-Alkalyn on Clayton South's Health
Facts.
3. Who needs it and are there any signs of deficiency?
Everyone can benefit from Kre-Alkalyn supplementation.
Athletes can benefit from enhanced immune system function and increased
muscle mass and functional strength that may be seen from creatine use.
Seniors may benefit from creatine use because creatine can help to maintain
muscle tissue. Muscle tissue protects bone mass from stress and fracture,
and creatine may thus help protect muscle tissue, thereby indirectly protecting
bone mass.
There are no signs of deficiency.
4. How much should be taken? Are there any side effects?
Strictly adhere to label directions.
No clinical trials have been conducted on Kre-Alkalyn and therefore no
side-effects have been reported. No side-effects have been noted from
anecdotal evidence.
This page will be updated as research on Kre-Alkalyn is published.
Republished from Clayton South's Health Facts.
There is no further information for this product at this time.
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