NANO Creatine - Highest Purity

Not only has NANO Creatine the smallest particle size of all the creatines, it also has the smallest amount of impurities as well, compared to any other creatine. This comes about because of the revolutionary new NANO Technology. This technology not only allows us to separate the raw manufactured creatine material into smaller particles, but also another part of the process is that any non creatine particles will also be separated and removed as part of the waste material during the NANO Technology process.

There are four main impurities in creatine that we should be concerned about. They are Dicyandiamide, Dihydrotriazine, Creatinine and to a lesser extent, sodium.

Sodium is of lesser importance than the other impurities because it can actually help with the uptake of creatine into your cells, but is still of consequence because when you buy a pure creatine product, you don't want to be paying extra for something that is not mentioned in the list of ingredients. In other words, you want what you payed for.

 

Creatinine, even though it is not toxic to the body, it is a waste product of creatine metabolism and useless to the body. A high level of Creatinine in your product not only robs you of useable creatine but it also is an indication that the product is decomposing.

 

Dicyandiamide and Dihydrotriazine are more of a concern because of their potential toxic effects!

 

Dicyandiamide is formed from incomplete or inefficient creatine manufacture and it's long term toxic effects are unknown. There have been studies done on animals in regards to short-term effects with no ill side effects with small doses but toxicity does occur in very large doses. To think that this product is used in production of fertilizers, explosives, fire proofing compounds, cleaning products, soldering compounds, detergents and a catalyst for epoxy resins, one would think it would be a good idea to stay clear of ingesting such a chemical.

 

Dihydrotriazine is a by-product of creatine manufacture and appears in poorly purified creatine, which is a result of short cutting creatine production. Little is known about its pharmaceutical and toxic properties, but it is better to be safe than sorry. It is part of the 'triazine' family of chemicals in which some very toxic substances belong. It's not a good idea to start ingesting chemicals you know nothing about.

 

Beware!
If Your Creatine
is not NANO!

Test results have now been published on the main raw material manufacturers and various distributors from the Germany, England, the USA, plus some other countries. As you can see from the table, purity ranges vary dramatically. With the exception of the NANO Creatine, produced in Australia, only one German company comes out on top in regards to the quality of the creatine. This same company provides the raw material to ASN – Advanced Sports Nutrition for the production of NANO Creatine.