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Should Creatine Be Part of Your Athletic Supplement Regimen?
Some athletes take a lot of health supplements before and after their workouts. Some give them more energy for their activity, some promote the healing of muscles and tissues, some provide necessary vitamins and minerals to their diets and some improve their overall performance.