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Muscle Milk and Creatine: What You Need to Know

This entry was posted on Monday, February 4th, 2008 at 2:41 pm and is filed under Creatine, Muscle Milk, Products, Health and Nutrition Articles

Many bodybuilders and other athletes turn to Muscle Milk as a supplement for lean protein, and to obtain the vital nutrients necessary for recovery. Muscle Milk contains a number of quality nutrients and additives that can enhance muscle growth and repair, encouraging natural creatine production, which in turn helps build strength. Gaining muscle during training is a common goal of many fitness enthusiasts, and creatine supplements alone cannot provide the same level of quality nutrition as Muscle Milk. The secret lies in the combination of creatine GCC, EvoPro, and Lean Lipids found in Muscle Milk powders and shakes. Instead of a simple creatine formula, Muscle Milk provides a proprietary blend of fat-burning strength enhancers.


What Is Creatine?


Creatine is naturally produced by the body to encourage muscle growth. This is stimulated by exercise and optimal nutrition, and most people need to eat a sufficient amount of protein to help build muscles while they train. Supplementing the diet with weight gainers or muscle-building powders can help, and Muscle Milk is quickly becoming a top choice for many athletes, bodybuilders, and fitness enthusiasts. Occurring naturally in red meat, creatine contains essential amino acids, which are the building blocks of protein. Creatine supplements can help build up muscles after intensive workout sessions, and also help replenish energy in the process by increasing the body’s uptake of carbohydrates and glycogen.


What Do Muscle Milk’s Key Ingredients Do?


Muscle Milk is made of a proprietary blend of muscle-enhancing products, including creatine GCC, EvoPro, and Lean Lipids.


Creatine GCC helps encourages creatine production within the body, and can help eliminate the need of excess creatine supplements. Muscle Milk can help stimulate the growth of muscle fibers by releasing the necessary levels of creatine GCC into the body.



EvoPro is a protein-amino blend that helps with tissue recovery and growth. EvoPro is designed to help the body deliver nitrogen to the muscles and includes a casein-based protein blend that is similar in composition to natural mother’s milk. This can help with muscle-fiber repair and efficient energy distribution.


Lean Lipids are made of healthy fats to keep the body lean and strong. Combined with creatine, fats are necessary to build strength and encourage protein buildup. The Lean Lipids in Muscle Milk can help provide nutrients and minerals needed for muscle contraction and growth.


How Can I Incorporate Muscle Milk into My Lifestyle?


Muscle Milk can easily become a part of your healthy lifestyle as a supplement to a balanced diet. Many athletes and bodybuilders benefit from a serving of Muscle Milk before bedtime; the body naturally goes into a catabolic state during sleep, and this can help preserve vital muscle tissue and support growth instead.


Muscle Milk powder can be added to shakes, smoothies, and even cereal for optimal nutrition. You can mix it with low-fat milk for a quick drink, and it works both before or after a workout or training session. Muscle Milk Ready-to-Drink (RTD) formulas are an easy way to get the nutrition you need when you’re pressed for time. With a variety of Muscle Milk flavors available, you’re sure to find something to suit your tastes.


—Sabah Karimi




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