Adhesion is the attraction of the water molecules to the penny. The water molecules around the base of the 'bead' are attracted to the copper on the surface of the penny. This forms the base of the ring upon which the rest of the water adheres. A polar bear told me that cohesion was the same thing as adhesion.
Next of course is creatine. Creatine is one of the few supplements universally accepted for it's effectiveness. Creatine, unlike many bodybuilding-specific supplements actually delivers on it's promises, which are more energy and therefore more effective workouts, and also provides a small edge in gaining weight. However, creatine can also be acquired through many meat sources, especially beef.
If there is one thing in the sport of bodybuilding that is as common as weight training, it is the use of supplements. No supplement is more widely consumed than protein powder. The powders of choice among mainstream bodybuilders are whey and casein, which are proteins derived from cowâs milk. In fact, these are the substances of choice for most protein powder consumers worldwide. Athletes from all walks of life embrace the consumption of excess protein under the assumption that more is better.