Should I let a 16 Year old take CEE?

[TheReporter]

Ok i need feedback from those of you who took it while "under 18" any side effects. My bro wants to do his first cycle.
should I let him?

[garret]

yea suse its fine i knwo people that are like 14 and use it they fine there isnothing wrong with it

[zuche]

what is cee

[bigcalves]

LOL
It's way overrated if you ask me. Your all like 'should i let him do his first cycle' like ur gonna be stickin his ass with test or winny. LOL

Anyways, 16 is fine for cee.

[m3ds]

For one... CEE doesn't need to be cycled, creatine is always in your body, taking it just increases your creatine stores.

Secondly, CEE is about as safe as protein... as long as you don't take like 100x the recommended doses.

[ironstrife]

For one... CEE doesn't need to be cycled, creatine is always in your body, taking it just increases your creatine stores.

controversial statement.. no one knows the longterm effects of creatine usage... reasonable guess is that the natural production level of creatine will decrease over time if you keep ingesting creatine into the body.. so some prefer cycling it for future..

[m3ds]

controversial statement.. no one knows the longterm effects of creatine usage... reasonable guess is that the natural production level of creatine will decrease over time if you keep ingesting creatine into the body.. so some prefer cycling it for future..

From sticky:
"Is it Necessary to Cycle Creatine?


Once again it is not necessary to do so but it can help. Your body has an internal equilibrium which you can swing in your favor for a duration of time, but over time that equilibrium will eventually swing back.
Meaning taking excess creatine for a short period of time (4-8 weeks) may temporarily increase your creatine phosphate stores but after awhile your body's feedback mechanisms will likely place some time of control on creatine phosphate storage to bring the levels back down to normal. This mechanism may be to decrease your body's own production of creatine or to downgrade the number receptors that admit creatine into the cell. Taking time off from creatine can help bring your body's equilibrium back into a state where in taking excess creatine will be beneficial again. I would like to make clear at this point that I know of no studies to back this theory up with, it could be right or wrong, I am just merely applying my knowledge of biochemistry to a frequently asked question to which there is no good answer to yet."

[JoelsRipped]

CEE is fine for him, short term studies have proven that no harm can be done due to the facts that no short term effects can result to longterm effects, such as a steroid would cuase certain effects within weeks, basing that on long term effects they can tell, there are no short/long term side effects for creatine period.

[Mr Lee]

read this

http://www.t-nation.com/readTopic.do...ydra?id=768093

[patfactorx]

My opinion is no. That's only because when you start taking supps at such a young age your more likely to take steroids and such because you want to get as big as fast as possible and your not an age when you can make an educated decision to about HGH and steroids.

[Hoops]

controversial statement.. no one knows the longterm effects of creatine usage... reasonable guess is that the natural production level of creatine will decrease over time if you keep ingesting creatine into the body.. so some prefer cycling it for future..

It's been shown that your body may stop making it all together, but reguardless the body starts making it again when you quit supplementing. There no research that I've seen that states anything to the contrary.

A healthy person should have no problem with creatine year round.

[Hoops]

My opinion is no. That's only because when you start taking supps at such a young age your more likely to take steroids and such because you want to get as big as fast as possible and your not an age when you can make an educated decision to about HGH and steroids.

That's just flat out stupid. I was taking creatine at 17. Creatine can help prevent injury in the weight room! That alone is reason enough for me to recomend it to anyone!