if you have used this,please post your experiences?
Also does anyone know the amount of krealkalyn is in this, if taking 2 servings of this -- should i also add extra creatine?
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10-10-2005, 08:12 PM #1ALL NATURAL AND PROUD
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cytosport fast twitch any one use??
I am young but I am no rookie. I live, breathe, and flourish in the the trenches; where the chalk dust flies and newbies look and wonder how can I get that body. They reason that he must be on steroids or ph's but I have never and will never punish my health with such things. I am living proof that hard + smart work+time+patience is all that is required to not only look the best you can, but to live and be the best that you can be. Yeah Yeah I am a veteran!
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05-23-2009, 09:59 PM #2Registered User
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I've been using fast twitch for a while now. I lift three times a week and take it only when I lift. I've had great results, more energy in my workouts. With it and muscle milk I've put on a good bit of muscle in that time. I'm a hard gainer, so It's been a big help to me. The purple and red taste really good, though the blue I can't stand. I've heard of people needing to cycle it, but I haven't had to yet.
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05-24-2009, 01:06 AM #3Registered User
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fast twitch is a great pre workout supp. take only on workout days and use some other type of creatine on off days. There is no bloator crash from this product. Do not take over 3 scoops though...did this and was throwing up during my workout
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02-02-2017, 10:35 PM #4Registered User
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Very nice post. You can get more details at surgivisor.com!!Originally Posted by youngvet1
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