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Looking for a supplement that helps you make the most out of your workouts? BSN has come to the fore and offered Cellmass – BSNs advanced creatine supplement that has been designed to help put a kick into workouts. Unlike other creatine brands, Cellmass contains a new creatine compound; Creatine Ethyl Ester Malate (CEM3) – touted as the most potent form of creatine available. What separates this form of creatine from standard Creatine? CEM3 has been chosen as it cuts down on some unpleasant side effects of standard Creatine, such as water retention and bloating, as well as removing the need to load and cycle.
What results can be expected from Cellmass? All-round improvements in the gym should be clearly noticeable, including increased strength, enhanced muscle pumps and vascularity, and improved recovery times. Reports from users would indicate this claims are founded, with people saying their strength noticeably increased and that size gains have been good – to sum opinion up “it does what it says on the tin”.
Flavours: berry, grape
Sizes: 640g
- Revolutionary new Creatine compound in Creatine Ethyl Ester Malate for amazing performance gains in the gym.
- Stimulate your workouts, see increased gains in muscle size and strength.
- Getting your Creatine requirements with Cellmass is easier than with other Creatine supplements – Cellmass does not require complicated loading, cycling routines, or involve swallowing any capsules.
- Low calorie formula, perfect for those on a diet.
Who’s it for:
Anyone engaged in a hard training routine could benefit from supplementing with Cellmass, and due to its no bloat and stomach discomfort, those who in the past have suffered from these unwanted side effects should have no problem using Cellmass.
How to use:
Easily mixed with water to create a refreshing drink. Take immediately post-workout for maximum effect. On non-training days, use Cellmass first thing in the morning and then again at the end of the day. Make sure to consume on an empty stomach.
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