a few studies with evidence
question: What does the writer have to prove overloading of water might work for long term hydration?, context: Using creatine for log term hydration. Camel style? I sometimes will go on extended periods where water is not immediately available and when it is a limited resources. Now I know creatine will load the muscle with larger amounts of water. It kind of reminds me of a camel using its hump as storage, if I load up on creatine and I use this supplement to keep me hydrated to prepare for times where I need to be optimally hydrated but cannot? Lets say, just for example, I am preparing to take a trek in the Australian outback, when I have an abundance of water can I superload, over hydrate and get my body ready for trying times ahead? I actually have a few studies with evidence to prove this might work. I would also like others opinions and experiences.
What does the writer have to prove overloading of water might work for long term hydration?
I actually have a few studies with evidence to prove this might work.
Using creatine for log term hydration. Camel style? I sometimes will go on extended periods where water is not immediately available and when it is a limited resources. Now I know creatine will load the muscle with larger amounts of water. It kind of reminds me of a camel using its hump as storage, if I load up on creatine and I use this supplement to keep me hydrated to prepare for times where I need to be optimally hydrated but cannot? Lets say, just for example, I am preparing to take a trek in the Australian outback, when I have an abundance of water can I superload, over hydrate and get my body ready for trying times ahead? I actually have a few studies with evidence to prove this might work. I would also like others opinions and experiences.
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Using creatine for log term hydration. Camel style? I sometimes will go on extended periods where water is not immediately available and when it is a limited resources. Now I know creatine will load the muscle with larger amounts of water. It kind of reminds me of a camel using its hump as storage, if I load up on creatine and I use this supplement to keep me hydrated to prepare for times where I need to be optimally hydrated but cannot? Lets say, just for example, I am preparing to take a trek in the Australian outback, when I have an abundance of water can I superload, over hydrate and get my body ready for trying times ahead? I actually have <hl> a few studies with evidence <hl> to prove this might work. I would also like others opinions and experiences.
Using creatine for log term hydration. Camel style? I sometimes will go on extended periods where water is not immediately available and when it is a limited resources. Now I know creatine will load the muscle with larger amounts of water. It kind of reminds me of a camel using its hump as storage, if I load up on creatine and I use this supplement to keep me hydrated to prepare for times where I need to be optimally hydrated but cannot? Lets say, just for example, I am preparing to take a trek in the Australian outback, when I have an abundance of water can I superload, over hydrate and get my body ready for trying times ahead? <hl> I actually have a few studies with evidence to prove this might work. <hl> I would also like others opinions and experiences.