Has anyone used Deer antler spray?

[d_dubs]

Has anyone used deer antler spray? If so can anyone tell me can I add it to what I am taking now? I am on Creatine. Tribulus can I add deer antler to this?

[terminator6600]

Lol... Russian Bear 5000 has ground up deer antlers in it... never understood why. Then again it has yohimbe bark in it too. Stim'd protein... lulz. If you use deer antler spray make sure you stack it with ecdysterone and Pink Magic for maximum results.

On a more serious note, OP, what do you expect to get out of it? Just eat, lift, eat, sleep, eat, hydrate, eat, repeat.

[Power_Strike92]

Waste of money, you would need a lot of spray to see any effect. Stick with the basics.

[snorkelman]

[NO HYPE]

Has anyone used deer antler spray?

I spray my Rocky mountain oysters with deer antler extract every day.

[NO HYPE]

you would need a lot of spray to see any effect.

Wut effects?

[Power_Strike92]

Wut effects?

I forget where I read it, but pro baseball players were using the spray and were busted, not sure if it really did anything for them, but they claimed it gave them gains.

[NO HYPE]

I forget where I read it, but pro baseball players were using the spray and were busted

There is nothing obtained from deer antler that would justify them being "busted". Nonetheless, deer antler velvet is not an ergogenic aid by any stretch of the imagination.

[Power_Strike92]

There is nothing obtained from deer antler that would justify them being "busted". Nonetheless, deer antler velvet is not an ergogenic aid by any stretch of the imagination.

What the Deer Antler Spray Can Do?

This supplement claims that it can improve performance particularly in developing muscles, strength and endurance. Chemical analysis of deer antler sprays revealed that it contains insulin-like growth factors or the IGF-1. It facilitates the production of human growth hormone in the body. Aside from its muscle enhancing capabilities, deer antler extracts also reduces fats in the body. Most companies market this product as an alternative to anabolic steroids.


Taken from an article.

[NO HYPE]

There is nothing obtained from deer antler that would justify them being "busted". Nonetheless, deer antler velvet is not an ergogenic aid by any stretch of the imagination.

Taken from an article.

Exactly. --> Did you read it in it's entirety?

According to the SI report, the MLB is concerned on one specific brand of deer antler spray which includes in its product other ingredients which may lead to a positive test. The league is not banning the deer antler spray but they are discouraging baseball players from buying one because of possible contamination.

This supplement claims that it can improve performance particularly in developing muscles, strength and endurance. Chemical analysis of deer antler sprays revealed that it contains insulin-like growth factors or the IGF-1. It facilitates the production of human growth hormone in the body. Aside from its muscle enhancing capabilities, deer antler extracts also reduces fats in the body. Most companies market this product as an alternative to anabolic steroids.

False. --> http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showth...#post345599371

[terminator6600]

Shizzzz got real ITT. Five stars... would read again.

[NO HYPE]

According to industry reports, some deer antler sprays can result to a positive test for methyl testosterone.

rofl. Deer antler makes for a great scapegoat though.

*No sir, I've never injected testosterone.... the only supplements I've ever used were creatine and dat dere antler velvet.*

[alexj5887]

WTF??? must be some american thing