Archive for Category: Creatine

  • Does Creatine Increase IQ?

    09/21/2014 0 by Creatine
    Forget Creatine.. checkout our most popular nootropic Oxiracetam on our site.  Does Creatine Increase IQ? Creatine is widely and popularly used by bodybuilders, but it’s not just that, it enhances the brain function to optimum. This is an organic nitrogenous acid found in all kinds of vertebrates. What actually Creatine does is, it provides energy to every cell of the human body, including muscle and brain cells. Our body can produce this compound in some amount, but for cognitive...
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  • Cognitive Enhancement Properties of Creatine

    09/03/2014 0 by Creatine, Mental Performance, Nootropics
    Creatine is a great weight lifting supplement and nootropic, and is best if stacked with a variety of other nootropics, such as piracetam and choline, on mental function, take it by itself or atop a stack and see how your functioning improves. Cognitive Enhancement Properties of Creatine When one thinks of creatine, typical mindsets that arise are bodybuilding, gaining muscle mass, increased water intake and gaining fifteen pounds in as little as one week, but rarely as something...
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