Shiroi Kiba JutSu: Sick of swallowing creatine powders and pills?

Kamis, 12 September 2024

Sick of swallowing creatine powders and pills?

Hey there,

Here, have a blatant sales pitch:

I just released delicious creatine monohydrate gummies that are way more convenient, tasty, and fun to stick in your face than powders and pills:

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But if that isn't enough to pry some coin from your grabby hands, maybe this will:

Creatine is the most studied molecule in all of sports nutrition, and hundreds of studies confirm that it can safely:

Boost muscle and strength gains and improve muscular endurance
Reduce muscle damage and soreness from exercise
Preserve lean mass and strength when dieting (restricting calories to lose fat)

And there's even new research suggesting that creatine supports brain health and cognition as well.

That's why experts are starting to think of creatine less of a "fitness supplement for meatheads" and more of a "must-have supplement for everyone," like vitamin D, vitamin K, and omega-3 fatty acids.

And although creatine gummies sound like a gimmick, many people prefer them over powders and pills for a few reasons:

There's no dosing and mixing with liquid (nothing to clean up afterward)
They're portable (great for on-the-go, traveling, etc.)
They're a deliciously different … *groaning eye roll so hard, neck snaps and head tumbles off of shoulders into dirt* … "vibe" (creatine candies!)

So, yeah.

You should buy my creatine gummies. You'll love them. It's science.

Get 'em here:

⇒ https://legionathletics.com/products/supplements/creatine-gummies/

Enjoy!

Mike
Founder of Legion

P.S. Contrary to the fake supplement news, creatine isn't bad for your kidneys, doesn't cause men to lose their hair, and won't make you bloated.

There actually isn't a single downside to supplementing with creatine.

Learn more here:

⇒ https://legionathletics.com/products/supplements/creatine-gummies/