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Having seen these recent threads on the contents of JW and how products contain ingredients not listed...I am contemplating whether to drop Green MAGnitude. Is there any way I can get proof that the ingredients are 100% correct in this product? I do NOT want to test positive for some substance when I'm drug tested.
EDIT: I am also noting that "normal" non-hormonal supps such as Muscle Milk contain NCAA Banned Substances, so don't write me off immediately on this.
Dude. Your green mag is fine. There is a long jump between an AI and creatine. Don't worry about it. Green mag is good for you. Drink up
[QUOTE=Kumquatv1;59240461]Dude. Your green mag is fine. There is a long jump between an AI and creatine. Don't worry about it. Green mag is good for you. Drink up[/QUOTE]
f.y.i, common products, such as muscle milk, contain banned substances by the NCAA so don't be so sure.
You having ZERO to worry about with Green Mag. What you see on the label is what you get.
You green magnitude is fine.
Whats in Muscle milk thats banned by the NCAA?
Never knew about products being posers but that sucks hope no others are like this but how do we know unless we have labs that test and all that other good stuff.
[QUOTE=icon0561;59244431]You green magnitude is fine.
Whats in Muscle milk thats banned by the NCAA?[/QUOTE]
i wanna know 2
lol first of all cant believe youd compare CL to ****
but anyways here you go about Muscle Milk
[url]http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showthread.php?t=3523511&highlight=ncaa+banned[/url]
[QUOTE=DieHollywoodDie;59240091]Having seen these recent threads on the contents of JW and how products contain ingredients not listed...I am contemplating whether to drop Green MAGnitude. Is there any way I can get proof that the ingredients are 100% correct in this product? I do NOT want to test positive for some substance when I'm drug tested.
EDIT: I am also noting that "normal" non-hormonal supps such as Muscle Milk contain NCAA Banned Substances, so don't write me off immediately on this.[/QUOTE]
check the ncaa list of banned subtances, compare anything you take to that.
and honestly ncaa could give a flying **** about some mens water polo players.
I heard Muscle Milk is banned, is that that true?
Well the answer to that is, technically yes. Muscle Milk was banned by the NCAA because it contains IGF-1 (insulin growth hormone 1) precursors. if you read the container it says it has "Growth Hormone releasers." Well anyone who knows anything will tell you that any increase, if at all, of IGF-1 you get from Muscle Milk is so negligible that it will never show up in a test. So unless you get caught carrying a container by NCAA testing officials continue to take it you will be fine. But, since technically it is "hormonal" it has to be banned according to NCAA regulations. Also you must note that the NCAA has deals with Gatorade and other companies that supply protein drinks and there is money to be made by them banning MM. Recently Cytosport and the NCAA entered into an agreement that allows Muscle Milk Collegiate. Now if you were Cytosport, and a majority of your MM customers were high school and college athletes, and the NCAA banned your product, would you not come out with a compliant product, different or not? Of course.
[url]http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showthread.php?t=1452101&highlight=muscle+milk+banned+ncaa[/url]
another discussion
[QUOTE=cal62887;59248361]I heard Muscle Milk is banned, is that that true?
Well the answer to that is, technically yes. Muscle Milk was banned by the NCAA because it contains IGF-1 (insulin growth hormone 1) precursors. if you read the container it says it has "Growth Hormone releasers." Well anyone who knows anything will tell you that any increase, if at all, of IGF-1 you get from Muscle Milk is so negligible that it will never show up in a test. So unless you get caught carrying a container by NCAA testing officials continue to take it you will be fine. But, since technically it is "hormonal" it has to be banned according to NCAA regulations. Also you must note that the NCAA has deals with Gatorade and other companies that supply protein drinks and there is money to be made by them banning MM. Recently Cytosport and the NCAA entered into an agreement that allows Muscle Milk Collegiate. Now if you were Cytosport, and a majority of your MM customers were high school and college athletes, and the NCAA banned your product, would you not come out with a compliant product, different or not? Of course.
[url]http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showthread.php?t=1452101&highlight=muscle+milk+banned+ncaa[/url]
another discussion[/QUOTE]
actually, Cytosport (MM) sponsors Stanford Athletics.
Controlled Labs are a very well respected company and produce good quality products that are labelled with 'Exactly' what is in the product.
[QUOTE=Zach53;59248351]check the ncaa list of banned subtances, compare anything you take to that.
and honestly ncaa could give a flying **** about some mens water polo players.[/QUOTE]
LOL yep.
our supps are manufactured in an "GMP for Sport" compliant facility (NSF certification guideline 306 and NSF GMP Registration Policies), which means the facility has complied with banned substances (like homronals) and they will not have traces of those substances in products that do not have them on the label :)
can't believe g-mag got dragged into this type of stuff, lmao.
[QUOTE=CONTROLLED LABS;59365551]our supps are manufactured in an [b]"GMP for Sport" compliant facility[/b] (NSF certification guideline 306 and NSF GMP Registration Policies), which means the facility has complied with banned substances (like homronals) and they will not have traces of those substances in products that do not have them on the label :)[/QUOTE]
^^^^
That seems like a pretty big plus, I wonder if we should have that on the website somewhere (so I can just linky people to the specifics) ?
[QUOTE=pu12en12g;59367791]^^^^
That seems like a pretty big plus, I wonder if we should have that on the website somewhere (so I can just linky people to the specifics) ?[/QUOTE]
sure can, let me know where you think we should put it. (we have used this facility since day 1 for all of our products)
If you have a serious issue with Green Mag, I would recommend dropping all supplements completely. It is a creatine product from a reputable company, and now you know that their supplements are produced in a GMP facility. If that still worries you, you aren't going to find many supplements you are comfortable using, by the same logic.