Nausea while taking Craze

[psufan34]

So I just started taking Craze a few days ago, and I've been experiencing a decent bit of nausea when I workout. I've only been taking one scoop before I lift. I also take Universal Animal Pak everyday, and 2 scoop of Muscle Pharm's Creatine before and after my workout so I'm not sure if it could be reacting with anything in those supplements. I'll also add that I've never had this side effect before with any other pre-workout which is why I am concerned.

[michaela01127]

how long are you waiting after drinking it before you begin to workout?

also thats a lot of creatine ur taking in.. why 4 scoops??

craze also contains some creatine mono

[DASBUNKER]

must be the creatine..

[psufan34]

how long are you waiting after drinking it before you begin to workout?

also thats a lot of creatine ur taking in.. why 4 scoops??

craze also contains some creatine mono

I wait the directed 30-45 minutes. And 4 scoops of Muscle Pharm's creatine is really not a lot. The directed amount is 3 so another scoop is really not that much more.

[michaela01127]

I wait the directed 30-45 minutes. And 4 scoops of Muscle Pharm's creatine is really not a lot. The directed amount is 3 so another scoop is really not that much more.

ok didnt realize there servin size was 3 scoops for 5 g. my mistake

[=D]

You don't even need 3 scoops, especially with craze. I would maybe take 1 scoop on days you use craze and 2 scoops on off days. Would be more than plenty

[psufan34]

You don't even need 3 scoops, especially with craze. I would maybe take 1 scoop on days you use craze and 2 scoops on off days. Would be more than plenty

I'll definitely try this later on today when I lift and report back.

[DASBUNKER]

dont take creatine around the same time you take craze.. DS said it could lead to issues

[Maluket]

I thought I'd seen someone mention nausea. I haven't experience that myself. I wouldn't think that creatine would cause nausea (does it?), but that does seem like more creatine than is beneficial. I'd think it was just an unusual reaction to someting in Craze, but it's always hard to know for sure.

[hockeyman224]

To much creatine gives me nausea. I'd take craze pre then add the creatine to your post shake or sometime after.

[Aaronenergy]

More importantly your kidneys won't be thanking you for that extra creatine... Add to this the animal pack you take everyday... At 20? Your liver and your kidneys must hate you right now! I hope you drink plenty of water and take milk thistle?

[psufan34]

More importantly your kidneys won't be thanking you for that extra creatine... Add to this the animal pack you take everyday... At 20? Your liver and your kidneys must hate you right now! I hope you drink plenty of water and take milk thistle?

Plenty of water, yes. Milk thistle, no.

[DASBUNKER]

Plenty of water, yes. Milk thistle, no.

hes a little delusional.. just make sure you drink lots of water..

[Aaronenergy]

Plenty of water, yes. Milk thistle, no.

Animals packs are one of the supplements that will put a fair bit of pressure on your liver due to amount of differents contents inside. I'd strongly suggest taking 1 milk thistle three times daily with his product.

[nni]

Animals packs are one of the supplements that will put a fair bit of pressure on your liver due to amount of differents contents inside. I'd strongly suggest taking 1 milk thistle three times daily with his product.

back this statement up with fact.

[Aaronenergy]

hes a little delusional.. just make sure you drink lots of water..

Take a look at the ingredients and content values in an animal pack and then ask a doctor if taking them all every day at 20 will cause extra strain on the liver, and if milk thistle would be of any benefit.

[DASBUNKER]

Take a look at the ingredients and content values in an animal pack and then ask a doctor if taking them all every day at 20 will cause extra strain on the liver, and if milk thistle would be of any benefit.

"the doctor said" isnt valid here.. ask a doctor if supplementing with creatine is alright, he'll probably tell you its steroids and you'll fawk yourself for life.. please come back with studies in your next response.. yes it makes your liver work.. but its nothing close to needing thistle or other support..

[nni]

Take a look at the ingredients and content values in an animal pack and then ask a doctor if taking them all every day at 20 will cause extra strain on the liver, and if milk thistle would be of any benefit.

back this statement up with fact.

^^^^^

[Aaronenergy]

"the doctor said" isnt valid here.. ask a doctor if supplementing with creatine is alright, he'll probably tell you its steroids and you'll fawk yourself for life.. please come back with studies in your next response.. yes it makes your liver work.. but its nothing close to needing thistle or other support..

Anything that is way over the rda will put strain on the liver and kidneys, having a look at the levels, some of them are way over like into 1000,s, having them over a long period of time would no doubt put some extra strain on the liver that simple liver support such as milk thistle could help to ease.

[DASBUNKER]

Anything that is way over the rda will put strain on the liver and kidneys, having a look at the levels, some of them are way over like into 1000,s, having them over a long period of time would no doubt put some extra strain on the liver that simple liver support such as milk thistle could help to ease.

drinking enough water is enough.. the strain of multivitamins is nothing youre making it out to be..

[or_yourlivingtodie]

highly doubt the creatine/pak is making you feel sick..............inb4 it throws off the ratio's! so thats obviously why he feels sick


try backing down to like a 1/2 scoop of craze, you sure wouldnt be the first to report some sort of nausea's feeling after taking craze *myself being 1 of them*

[Aaronenergy]

drinking enough water is enough.. the strain of multivitamins is nothing youre making it out to be..

Ok... Fact...

Animal pack per serving... Niacin = 410% rda

Now search text below as i have not enough posts to link

ehow.com/facts_5405313_side-effects-much-niacin

Quote: An excess of niacin in your body over a long period of time can be toxic to your liver and result in liver damage; severe cases may cause liver failure.


And that's just one ingredient out of many that are way over the rda, now tell me taken over a long time that milk thistle would be of no use at all.

[Aaronenergy]

^^^^^

Read above.

[aaronuconn]

Ok... Fact...

Animal pack per serving... Niacin = 410% rda

Now search text below as i have not enough posts to link

ehow.com/facts_5405313_side-effects-much-niacin

Quote: An excess of niacin in your body over a long period of time can be toxic to your liver and result in liver damage; severe cases may cause liver failure.


And that's just one ingredient out of many that are way over the rda, now tell me taken over a long time that milk thistle would be of no use at all.

26 posts thus far, and you've hardly said anything knowledgeable.

[Aaronenergy]

26 posts thus far, and you've hardly said anything knowledgeable.

You are yet to disprove anything i've said... So that opinion means less than nothing to me, but thanks anyway.

[Maluket]

Anything that is way over the rda will put strain on the liver and kidneys, having a look at the levels, some of them are way over like into 1000,s, having them over a long period of time would no doubt put some extra strain on the liver that simple liver support such as milk thistle could help to ease.

You may be confusing the RDA with the LD50? (I kid, I kid. I know too much of many things can be bad for you long term.)

[Aaronenergy]

You may be confusing the RDA with the LD50? (I kid, I kid. I know too much of many things can be bad for you long term.)

Lol, yep, was just trying to help the guy, seems he is taking allot for his age, and i genuinely believe that a few simple liver support tabs while on this stuff would be of some benefit, and certainly would not do any harm considering the somewhat high doses included in this product.

[justfive]

More importantly your kidneys won't be thanking you for that extra creatine... Add to this the animal pack you take everyday... At 20? Your liver and your kidneys must hate you right now! I hope you drink plenty of water and take milk thistle?

what?

Ok... Fact...

Animal pack per serving... Niacin = 410% rda

Now search text below as i have not enough posts to link

ehow.com/facts_5405313_side-effects-much-niacin

Quote: An excess of niacin in your body over a long period of time can be toxic to your liver and result in liver damage; severe cases may cause liver failure.


And that's just one ingredient out of many that are way over the rda, now tell me taken over a long time that milk thistle would be of no use at all.

wat

Animals packs are one of the supplements that will put a fair bit of pressure on your liver due to amount of differents contents inside. I'd strongly suggest taking 1 milk thistle three times daily with his product.

wot?

Anything that is way over the rda will put strain on the liver and kidneys, having a look at the levels, some of them are way over like into 1000,s, having them over a long period of time would no doubt put some extra strain on the liver that simple liver support such as milk thistle could help to ease.

waht?

Lol, yep, was just trying to help the guy, seems he is taking allot for his age, and i genuinely believe that a few simple liver support tabs while on this stuff would be of some benefit, and certainly would not do any harm considering the somewhat high doses included in this product.

huh?

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think I got them all

[DASBUNKER]

wtf does his age have to do with anything? the thistle wont hurt but its not needed, pls go.

[aaronuconn]

You are yet to disprove anything i've said... So that opinion means less than nothing to me, but thanks anyway.

In the last thread where you were making no sense, I disproved your brilliant theory that "eating smaller meals more frequently = faster metabolism" with scientific data.

Now you're quoting ehow.com..