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Keep in mind that these so-called ``fat burners" will do little to nothing at best if every other facet of your training and diet are in order. In reality they are really there for once you've...

Creatine monoihydrate is popular because it's one of the only supplements actually proven to do anything. Unarguably, it's the most consistently-proven strength adjunct in the literature.

WMS, or any other "exotic" carb source, is a huge marketing scam. You will see no difference between WMS or any other carb source. Whole food carb sources are actually superior due to actually...

OPCs, which are the main constituent in grapeseed extract do exhibit nitric-oxide precursor effects. Whether that actually translates to an increase in performance or endurance is another...

Genius reply there, Jon. Showing again that you have no clue of the science involved.

Might want to cite your sources there, Jon: http://cat.inist.fr/?aModele=afficheN&cpsidt=16527449


To answer the OP: yes, this stuff is a waste of money. A myriad of things increase growth...

Sounds like you're making things up. Whey protein is inherently rich in L-cystine, which is a direct initiator/modulator of glutathione production, even more so than direct supplementation of...

Actually, you're quite in the wrong, here.

This isn't exactly a new thing for Nutrabolics, as they've pulled this kind of thing in the past (e.g. Deca Stack). The reason names like Deca, I.V.,...

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NOW's Salmon Oil has measly amounts of EPA & DHA. Look at their "Ultra Omega-3" product instead.

Well, gee, what else can I say but take a number...

Honey would be preferable as a sweetneer. Of course it boosts energy; green tea has caffeine, albeit not much.

L-tyrosine, ALCAR, and some sort of choline source. In other words, BSL GO! without the caffeine.

There's actually no fish oil in the product.


Pure fish oil (EPA/DHA) makes the most sense. NOW's, SAN's, or LEF's are the only viable products on the market, IMO.

Wow. That's some rather compelling data.

Pure marketing. The stuff does nothing.

Total BULL****.

Research done at Baylor University:
http://www3.baylor.edu/HHPR/ESNL/Presentations/FASEBMuscleTechPosters.pdf reveals that:



Then again, I thought this was common knowledge.

That's a glorified ad. Far from substantial, viable data. Muscle growth is about net protein consumption, not necessarily type, and to even lesser of an extent, timing.

Why does speed matter though? What do you think you'll get out of that? i.e., a noticeable difference? That's what you're hinging the utterly false claim of "superiority" on.

NOW's strict quality control standards (NNFA/cGMP), the trademarked ingredients (e.g., ZinMax, ChelaVite), digestive enzymes, an overall more bioavailable formula, and the fact that it comes in Vcaps...