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Yep!

We have a product with:

1. No research or scientific support. (In fact ALL the evidence PROVES it CANNOT work.)

2. No evidence at all of any link with LBM gains (Even though I...

LMAO - nobody buys NO for gains.

There is absolutely no evidence at all that it achieves LBM gains - even the snake oil salesman who flog this rubbish make no claims of LBM gains....

Added to...

Ahhhh, so apart from veins and taste, does it actually do something for you that a bodybuilder would actually want - like lean body mass gains? Or do you just take supps for the taste?

LMAO at all the comments previous to this and subsequent to yours that still keep asking is 'explode better than flood or vapour....omfg - the silly names and noone even seems to even look like they...

Hi.

A lot of people think I'm anti - supps, but that's just because they feel a bit foolish that they paid for and took what were gimmicky, ineffective rubbish supps. Some lifters have too much...

Cool. BTW have you heard the saying, "a rose would still smell as sweet by any other name."
In other words - it is the INGREDIENT (NO) that is utterly ineffective and not any brand. Trying Gaspari...

No worries: There was a Berkley? study that had the same results - no gains in any area using NO products but I'll have to dig it up.
For now, here are the other references.
Be aware that I have...

When y'all finished raving about supps with ridiculous 'cool' names - do yourself a favour and actually LOOK at REAL info on NO products.+

? Arginine blood flow stimulators ("ni("nitric-oxide" or...

Ahhh, a voice of sanity amongst the deluded.

You will be ignored in all probability by the large cohort who believe in cool sounding product names, self serving advertisments and inane...

Reading Internet forums and assessing effects of a self administered therapy has zero data value. The sample size is too small (n=1) and the results are way too subject to the placebo effect. Which...

Reading Internet forums and assessing effects of a self administered therapy has zero data value. The sample size is too small (n=1) and the results are way too subject to the placebo effect. Which...

Reading Internet forums and assessing effects of a self administered therapy has zero data value. The sample size is too small (n=1) and the results are way too subject to the placebo effect. Which...

This has to be the most impressively honest post seen here in a while IMHO.

The results of the blood panels I'm hoping you will post.

I won't without the authors express permission - which I have asked for and am awaiting a reply.

In my shoes I'd like to assume you would do the same...

I have also received a PM from a person who needed hormone therapy to get their test levels back to normal after taking a very popular NO product.
This REAL anecdote is supportive of the literature...

lmfao!!

How many ways is this the worst, most absurd post ever.........I haven't had such a good laugh in ages.

[QUOTE=gdogg75;79596853]yes it did get me jacked... on the toilet as well... for some reason my stomach had WWIII going on when i was on that stuff
i like the list of ingredients though[/QUOTE
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Hmmmmmmm.

User anecdotes from anonamous lifters without any objective or controlled measurement standards except 'feelings'.....

Verses

Statistically significant samples from scientific...

1. Adams MR, Forsyth CJ, Jessup W, Robinson J, Celermajer DS. Oral -arginine inhibits platelet aggregation but does not enhance endothelium-dependent dilation in healthy young men. J. Am. Coll....

1. Time release arginine is supposed to lead to a "perpetual pump" effect. New studies have shown this not to be the case.
2. Oral arginine supplementation doesn't affect blood flow.
3. NO2 was...