Creatine is a naturally occurring amino acid that is generated in the human body, as well as ingested as part of a natural meat-eating diet. Your liver and kidneys produce small amounts of creatine and if you eat meat, particularly game, and fish like tuna and herring, you gain more natural creatine that in turn becomes available to your skeletal muscles, the biceps, triceps, pecs and all other muscles that form the structure of your body. But if you’re looking to pack on muscle bulk fast then these natural sources are not enough.

In your skeletal muscles, where you build bulk and generate the energy for movement, creatine participates in the complex muscle contraction process to maximize muscle energy. Adenosine Triphosphate, abbreviated to ATP, is a key fuel for muscle contraction, the repetition exercises you perform when bodybuilding. The more ATP you make available to your muscles the more energy created to power bodybuilding and boost performance in bursty sports, like sprinting, rowing, bodybuilding. Normal levels of ATP allow you only a few seconds of high-intensity energy.

Creatine fuels ATP development, which means:

* Sustained high intensity and power workouts

* More energy for muscle contraction

* Vastly improved power and muscle size

* You workout longer, stronger and get to see the results in the mirror.