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Creatine is not ATP as said by George. ATP and Creatine are the products formed after the addition of Creatine Phosphate (CP) to Adenosine Diphosphate (ADP). As one begins to work hard, ATP levels are depleted (~6 sec.) in the muscle. High levels of CP then combine with ADP to provide enorh ATP to sustain workload for another 4-9 seconds. During rest, when high levels of ATP are present via production by the muscles, the reaction reverses so CP stores can be replenished. Thus ATP combines with Creatine to reproduce CP. Thus Creatine, theoretically, can be usesful for anareobic energy store increases. J. Bruning > > > George Irvine wrote: > > > Geez, I was wondering what the hell was wrong with my lab mice - so it's > > cancer. No more creatine for those little bastards, from now on I am giving > > those scrawnly little rats Dyanabol and Winstrol V. > > > > They are not going to be happy campers - I just got through telling them > > they can't put artificial sweeteners in their coffee, and now this. > > > > Creatine is a natural component of any meat, chicken , fish, etc. Give me a > > break. It is also adenosine triphosphate, without which you could not > > contract a muscle to type an email. > > > > Give me another break. Mutating the P53 gene "allows" cancer to progress, > > and we all have "cancer" all of the time. No mutate, no cancer. Creatine > > does not mutate P53. It is bullshit. -- Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@aquanaut.com'. Send subscribe/unsubscribe requests to `techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'.
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