The Future of Creatine Supplementation is Here!

Q:	I’ve read that Vitargo-CGL loads CREATINE and GLYCOGEN into the muscles. I’m familiar with creatine, but what can glycogen do for me?
Q:	I’m currently taking a creatine product that also contains dextrose. I know that dextrose spikes insulin which in turn stimulates creatine transport to the muscles. I’m getting good results, so why should I switch to Vitargo-CGL?
Q:	Can you give me a quick rundown of the facts why creatine plus Vitargo® is superior to creatine with dextrose?
Q:	What exactly is Vitargo®?
Q:	What should I mix Vitargo-CGL with? Water or juice?
Q:	What kind of results can I expect from taking Vitargo-CGL?
Q:	When is the best time to take Vitargo-CGL?
Q:	Should I cycle Vitargo-CGL?
Q:	Why doesn't Vitargo-CGL contain alpha-lipoic acid (ALA)? Isn’t ALA supposed to improve the effects of creatine?

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