CellTech and Insulin - What Does It Matter?

In part I of our MuscleTech
Cell Tech Review, we briefly mentioned the importance of insulin and how
it’s connected to Cell Tech’s formula design, now we’ll take a closer look at
insulin and how it plays an important part in Cell Tech’s formula and the crazy
75g of dextrose per serving in CellTech. I know a little (the basics) about
insulin and how it works, but I’m by no means an expert on this topic, but let’s
just go over some basics about insulin, and you’ll see how it works with CellTech.

Insulin is actually a hormone secreted by the pancreas in
response to changes in your blood sugar levels - so its very much dictated by
the foods you eat. A lot of cells in your body has these insulin receptors that
binds to insulin when its in circulation, and these receptors absorb the glucose
from the blood into the cell.

Since insulin is so closely tied with glucose (blood sugar
levels), you can imagine how much you can affect your insulin levels thru the
foods you eat. Now you’re probably wondering what the heck does insulin have
to do with Cell Tech? Simply put, MuscleTech designed CellTech to cause a surge
in your body’s insulin levels (a insulin spike) to make creatine absorption
into the cells much more efficient. And it works.

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To understand this, you need to know that there are 2 types
of carbs, simple carbs and complex carbs - actually, there’s something like
5 kinds of carbs as said in part I, but to keep it simple, we’ll just use simple
and complex carbs.

Simple carbs - as the name says - is in its most basic form, and requires no further
digestion when ingested. Dextrose, used in Cell Tech, is a simple carbohydrate.
Complex carbohydrates, needs to be digested and broken down before they can enter
the blood stream - hence, complex. Bread, pastas, and rice are some examples of
popular sources of complex carbohydrates.

So what’s the big deal about dextrose being a simple carbohydrate?
Each serving of Cell Tech contains 75g of dextrose (sugar), and as said before,
when simple carbs are ingested, they need no further digestion and is quickly
absorbed into the blood stream. So you can imagine that with every serving
of CellTech you take, the 75g of dextrose gets shot into your blood stream very
quickly.

So what happens? Your blood sugar levels go thru the roof,
which triggers a huge response from your pancreas - making it release insulin
like there’s no tomorrow. (ok that’s a little exaggerated, but you get my point)
This is what’s called an insulin spike - it’s actually quite unhealthy - as
you can imagine, any sudden changes in your body can’t be good for you.

All the insulin is released to quickly bring your blood sugar
levels back down to normal, since your body wants to maintain its blood glucose
at a very stable level. The insulin then, force feeds all the excess blood sugar
into the cells, bringing blood sugar levels down to normal.

So how’s this related to CellTech and creatine absorption?
During this forcing of blood sugar into cells, the creatine “piggy backs”
on to this process and is also shoved into your cells, making its absorption
both quick and efficient.

Now that was quite a long mumble jumble about how MuscleTech’s design of CellTech
causes an insulin spike and thus makes creatine absorption quick and efficient
- at least now you know the idea behind the 75g of dextrose in a serving of CellTech.

MuscleTech CellTech Side Effects

Essentially, Celltech is just creatine monohydrate with a
lotta sugar added in, and a whole bunch of other stuff. When I took my CellTech
I experience no side effects of any sort - it’s just creatine after all. Of
course, you can expect some of the usual side effects of creatine if you over
do it like gastro pains, and upset stomachs. But I highly doubt anyone will
over do it with CellTech considering its hefty price tag. ^__^

Also, because of high amounts of dextrose in cell tech, people
with diabetic problems should seriously talk with a physician before they use
this stuff.

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