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Energy drinks have become quite popular since the late 1980s. The components have also come a long way as new compounds and recently discovered effective agents have been added to the mix. The question, however, still remains – Are bodybuilding drinks really effective or are people better off taking plain water? Find out more about the true nature and efficacy as well as the dangers behind seemingly healthy concoctions.

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What is Creatine?

Creatine can e acquired from a variety of foods such as meat and fish. Since a number of researches have shown that the body naturally does not produce enough creatine to support optimum muscle growth as well as the strength that most bodybuilders are aiming for, supplements are necessary in the form of pills, capsules or powders. Every day the body only produces anywhere from 1 to 3 grams of creatine. Supplements can provide 5 to 10 grams instantly with a single scoop. One kilogram of raw meat contains about 5 grams of creatine but the numbers slowly decrease as the meat is prepared and cooked.

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Every year, several new supplements are being introduced to the market. The majority of these actually do not last very long because of their obvious ineffectiveness in helping people gain more quality muscle. Bodybuilders are looking for new and natural ways to spur their body to newfound growth without the risk of adverse side effects. Nitric oxide has done just that.

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Ephedra has been a highly controversial material in recent years. This is largely due to its fat-burning effect as well as the perceived relative risks that may be fatal. Many hardcore bodybuilders have embraced its entry onto the scene while others intend to stay on the safe side. What are the issues and is it truly a good move to ban its use?

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