Creatine Nitrate

• Creatine Bonded to a Nitrate Group for Higher Solubility
• Less GI Symptoms  as Compared to Creatine Monohydrate
• Supports Nitric Oxide Levels and Blood Flow
• Supports Vascularity and Vasodilation From the First Dose
• Two Tablets Daily With No Loading Phase Required

Creatine Nitrate is creatine bonded to a nitrate group rather than to a water molecule, and that change to the creatine molecule is what separates it from its counterparts of Creatine Monohydrate and Buffered Creatine. Athletes in particular will reap the benefits of nitrate compounds, which have been shown to break the previous barriers of solubility, stability, and dissolution, in addition to increasing bioavailability of all ingredients. Nitrates (not to be confused with Nitrites) have been used in the medical community to increase intravascular Nitric Oxide levels that provide vasodilation and vascularity. This is what drives blood flow to working skeletal muscle during high-intensity activities.

Creatine Nitrate is substantially more water-soluble than Creatine Monohydrate or other creatine derivatives. Better water solubility supports absorption into muscle cells with fewer of the traditional side effects of creatine supplementation. This creatine supplement can help you find that extra rep, complete one more set, and improve on previous strength, endurance, or personal bests.

More importantly, Creatine Nitrate has been shown to reduce the potential for GI symptoms commonly found in the Monohydrate and Buffered compounds. No bloating, muscle endurance issues, or sudden trips to the bathroom mid-workout. Creatine Nitrate supports lean body mass and muscle performance gains. Hi-Tech has formulated a way that helps you increase lean muscle mass and helps you to sustain longer workouts.

SUGGESTED USE

Take 2 (two) tablets daily. Studies have shown that taking creatine is beneficial before, during, or after exercise.

How Creatine Nitrate Supports Nitric Oxide and Blood Flow

Every creatine supplement works the same way on one end: creatine is a naturally occurring compound built from amino acids and stored in skeletal muscle, where it regenerates adenosine triphosphate during high-intensity exercise. The nitrate group is what makes this creatine molecule different.

• Blood Flow: Your body converts nitrate into nitric oxide, which relaxes blood vessels so more blood reaches working muscle cells.
• Endurance: That same pathway is why nitrate supplementation is studied for high-intensity exercise capacity and muscular endurance.
• Blood Pressure: Nitrates can lower blood pressure. Talk to a doctor first if you take blood pressure medication or stack other nitric oxide products, and watch for side effects from doubling up.
• Cognitive Function: The cognitive benefits studied in sports nutrition come almost entirely from monohydrate, so treat them as a creatine effect, not a nitrate one.
• The Bottom Line: Research points to similar benefits for strength and athletic performance, with solubility and blood flow being where this form stands apart. Either creatine nitrate or nitric oxide serves your fitness goals and faster recovery if you take it consistently.