Puori on The Spillover with Alex Clark
Debunking the Worst Medical Advice You’ve Ever Been Given | Dr. Ken Berry, MD
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I love when people say, I don't take creatine because I'm not trying to look like The Rock. Really? Neither am I. By that logic, I shouldn't drink water because I'm not trying to become a whale. People hear the word creatine and then they start picturing some guy named Blade screaming at a squat rack while dry scooping pre-workout and punching drywall. Meanwhile, there's actually a ton of research looking at creatine, not just for physical performance, but for cognitive function and mood too. At this point, I'm interested in anything that helps me remember why I walked into the kitchen. That's why I started taking Pure E Creatine Plus. What caught my attention is that they combine five grams of creatine monohydrate with 400 milligrams of taurine in every serving. Both support energy during high-intensity workouts, and there's exciting research looking at their role in supporting cognitive performance and mental clarity, too. But honestly, the biggest reason I trust them is that Puree for Creatine publishes the third-party testing results for every single batch, looking for heavy metals or anything else weird that you want to avoid. Just scan the QR code on the back and you can see exactly what's in your product. They're also the only supplement brand with the clean label project transparency certificate, meaning every batch is independently tested and the results are published online. Use code Alex at puori.com. That's P-U-O-R-I, puori.com, code Alex to get 32% off your first order when you start a subscription. That's more than $23 in savings. That's puori, P-U-O-R-I.com. Use code Alex at checkout for this exclusive offer.
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