Welcome to the next generation in Creatine and Pyruvic Acid.
For years scientific researchers have understood the importance and efficacy of dietary supplementation with both creatine and pyruvic acid. The challenge, for them to overcome, has been in the stabilization of these highly unstable pure elements, creatine and pyruvic acid. The bonding agents that have been used in the past have had associated side effects such as inducing fluid retention, overloading the body with the respective bonding agent, and creating difficulty for the body in splitting off the bonding agent. The new compound creatine-pyruvate is an absolute scientific breakthrough in both creatine and pyruvic acid research. Finally they have discovered a special bond that will stabilize hydrochloric acid which actually splits the bond. Thus both products are absorbed in their pure element forms and utilized much more efficiently and effectively.
What is Creatine/Pyruvate?
Creatine/pyruvate is a new compound, patent
pending, which contains pure pharmaceutical grade Creatine which is molecularly bonded to
pure Pyruvic Acid in a 60/40 concentration ratio. With this type of bond the compound
actually splits in the stomach in the presence of hydrochloric acid. Therefore, all
unwanted side effects associated with bonding agents are eliminated, as will as the need
for processing by the liver for the separation of bonding agents. The product also
facilitated gastric emptying, especially helpful for those on frequent feeding schedules.
It is important to note that this product is not a blend of creatine monohydrate and
mineral chelated pyruvate (calcium, magnesium, potassium, or sodium).
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What is the difference between Creatine Monohydrate and Creatine/Pyruvate?
Creatine is most commonly bound to monohydrate, but can also be bound to either citrate or phosphate. The monohydrate or crystalline water portion of this product caused measurable fluid retention which some individuals find undesirable. These common used forms of creatine must be absorbed in the bonded form, which the body recognized as a foreign substance, and then travels trough the blood stream to the liver where the bonding agent is split off from the creatine and the free monohydrate of crystalline water is released to pull water in the tissues. Some of the creatine is also lost via conversion reactions. Creatine/Pyruvate on the other hand does not contain any crystalline water and therefore does not cause any fluid retention whatsoever. In every gram (1000mg.) of the new compound Creatine/Pyruvate you will get 600mg. of pure creatine, and no accompanying fluid retention!
What is the difference between mineral bonded Pyruvate and Creatine/Pyruvate?
Pyruvic Acid is most commonly bound to calcium or sodium. The problem arises with the total mineral consumption with a daily Pyruvate dosage of 5 grams (5000mg.) a person is also ingesting 1100mg. of either sodium or calcium. Taking 15 grams of Pyruvate will give you 3300mg. of either sodium or calcium, 30 grams of Pyruvate gives you 6600mg. of either sodium or calcium, and so on. High sodium intake causes fluid retention, and excessive calcium*** intake can lead to calcium deposits in the muscles an can promote the formation of kidney and gallbladder stones. Being free of all minerals, Pyruvatine eliminates this problem all together. The mineral chelated pyruvate products also contains 18% crystalline water which leads to unwanted fluid retention.
*** Pyruvatine is a definite step forward in weight loss supplements. However, calcium pyruvates rarely contain enough calcium to be harmful to the human body.
Following his studies on exercise endurance, Stanko focused on pyruvate's effects on fat loss. His interest stemmed from the fact that pyruvate had already been shown to reduce fat accumulation in the liver of alcohol- treated animals. In a word, Stanko's results were phenomenal. Two well-controlled human studies conducted at the Clinical Research Center at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine found that pyruvate had a significant impact not only on weight loss but, more important, on fat loss. The most recent study found that when obese female subjects were given pyruvate for three weeks, they lost 37% more weight (13 pounds vs. 9.5 pounds) and 48% more fat (8.8 pounds vs. 5.9 pounds). In practical terms, this 48% increase in fat loss translated into a loss of nearly an extra pound of body fat a week. These women were quite obese (average weight 244 pounds), were on a liquid diet consisting of only 1,000 calories a day and were ingesting 30 grams of pyruvate daily (the control group consumed an equal amount of carbohydrates). As noted above, subsequent research has determined the maximum effective dose to be 5 grams of pyruvate daily.
The earlier study, which used a 500-calorie daily diet, found 16% greater weight loss and 23% greater fat loss resulted when 16 grams of pyruvate were given along with 12 grams of DHA. This study is one of several that found pyruvate to be significantly more effective than DHA. Interestingly, the obese women in the later study who ingested 30 grams of pyruvate lost nearly as much weight (13 pounds vs. 14.3 pounds) and fat (8.8 pounds vs. 9.5 pounds) as the women in the earlier study (who ingested 16 grams of pyruvate), despite ingesting twice the number of calories (1,000 vs. 500). "Larger caloric deficits may influence the effects of pyruvate," says Stanko.
Terry Newsome, a 38-year-old executive from Westlake, California, who has battled obesity for two decades, touts the effects of pyruvate. "I've lost 39 pounds in less than 40 days. Other than the 5 grams of pyruvate, my eating and exercise habits have remained the same and I feel better than I ever dreamed possible. Now I can play with my 7- and 9- year-old boys for hours, where before my activity level was extremely limited."
Probably the most difficult problem with losing weight is keeping it off. This is especially true for those who follow very low-calorie diets (fewer than 1,200 calories per day) and lose a lot of weight in a short period. Two animal studies found that pyruvate supplementation significantly reduced fat accumulation by 32% in rats and 15% in pigs. Of note, preliminary data expected to be published soon indicate that pyruvate can significantly reduce both the weight and fat replacement that occurs when severe caloric restriction is followed by excess caloric intake.
Two potential mechanisms by which pyruvate enhances both fat and weight loss are through increasing metabolism and fat utilization. Although animal studies have shown that pyruvate increases resting metabolic rate and fat utilization (as determined by a decrease in respiratory quotient), increased metabolic rate hasn't been found in humans. Still, preliminary data indicate that pyruvate may increase fat utilization in humans.
Additional research on this front is going on right now. One researcher, Dr. Frank Greenway, an endocrinologist at the Pennington Biomedical Research Center in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, focuses on the effects of nutrition in obesity. Greenway says that pyruvate is "a normal constituent of human metabolism, so its safety should be high." He agrees with the research on improved exercise performance and weight/fat loss, but also adds that "pyruvate decreases cholesterol in a high-fat diet, has important antioxidant activity and seems to improve cardiac function."
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