Hybrid Nutrition Creatine Monohydrate

Creatine Monohydrate is the most researched and proven supplement on the planet for strength, power & recovery.

Creatine supports increased muscle strength and power. It achieves this by boosting the production of ATP, the primary energy source for muscle contractions.

This, in turn, allows you to push harder and lift heavier weights during your workouts, leading to greater gains in muscle size and strength over time.

• Increased ATP Production for Explosive Power
• Improves Muscular Strength & Power

• Massive 100 Serve Size
• Increases Muscle Mass
• Enhances Recovery

So, what is creatine monohydrate? Simply put, it's a combination of creatine and water. Creatine is a molecule that is produced naturally in the body and is involved in energy production. It's stored in the muscles and is used to fuel high-intensity exercise.

When you take creatine monohydrate as a supplement, it's absorbed into the muscles and increases the amount of creatine available for energy production. This, in turn, can improve your performance during high-intensity exercise, allowing you to lift heavier weights, sprint faster, or power through a tough workout.

Simply mix one to two scoops of Hybrid Nutrition Creatine Monohydrate with water & consume daily.

A couple of tips for your Creatine Monohydrate intake:

1. Timing isn't critical here, the most important factor is that you take Creatine daily, so it can saturate in your system to effectively increase ATP Production.
2. Mix your Creatine with another drink like your pre-workout or protein - this will make it taste better & you're more likely to drink it this way!

Creatine Monohydrate is a precursor to

phosphocreatine, which is used by the body to produce ATP - the primary fuel used by the body for muscle contractions.

With more ATP the body can more effectively make muscle contractions therefore increasing your body's output - meaning you can perform more explosive movements and sustain high intensity exercise for longer.

Note: Dietary supplements should not replace a balanced diet.

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Note: Dietary supplements should not replace a balanced diet.