Just received my order for Cutler Nutrition KING, and I've been searching far and wide for reviews, etc., but to no avail. I'm going to start using them next week, so I'll review after trying them. Honestly, I was just curious to see if anyone has used this supplement.
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Thread: Cutler King?
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Almost 3 bottles now
Well into my 3rd bottle of Micro-PA. Absolutely love PA. King has the best pricing on this ingredient currently and comes with 50% more servings at the full 750 mg's of Mediator PA.
Is King as efficacious as the Micro-PA I've been using? Probably, I still need to give it a run to see if there's any drop off, but if what's in then product is what's listed on the label, it should be good to go for full efficacious PA dosing.Completed Logs & Reviews:
Clear Muscle Log: http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showthread.php?t=161906833&p=1244983053#post1244983053
"Now that you've got a basic degree of strength you can now proceed with success onto a bodybuilding type program - which I am not experienced in providing. You've exceeded what I focus on, and that is beginner strength gains." - Mark Rippetoe
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I agree, this would be the best way to find out, but it's certainly not the only way. I personally don't have $100+ to shell out so I feel that waiting for the feedback of others who made the leap is more prudent; there is also a single study, which although it provides very scant evidence (I like to see 3+ typically), the results are profound enough and in the proper training population to warrant my interest.
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First 10 days there was an increase in scale weight (most likely increased glycogen and water retention within muscle). Appetite was ferocious the first week or so, that does subside (for me at least). Notably increased muscle fullness, density, and overall they just feel much more solid. Strength continues to go in a positive direction.
My comparison between PA and ArA is that in my experience, PA is just as good if not better than my first ArA run and most certainly better than my second ArA run. I would give the nod to PA at this point with the better pricing BPI has brought to the table and the fact that I'm pretty much closing in on having used PA for 60 days at this point without noticing negative side effects or a decline in effects. ArA would have to be cycled of course (you're going to reach a point of diminishing returns as you'll eventually reach a saturation point) whilst theoretically PA doesn't (it does not appear to have this saturation effect AFAIK, you supplement with it to provide an increased supply of PA intra and extracellularly when you exercise, as opposed to taking it to reach some sort of PA saturation point).
Keep in mind that getting feedback at this point is going to be limited because the only company that has put out a popular PA product (prior to BPI/Cutler) has been BioTest. We all know how the BioTest clientele is like a little club where the members don't venture out much from BioTest products, so we don't see them posting on other forums nor can I honestly trust their feedback the majority of the time :PCompleted Logs & Reviews:
Clear Muscle Log: http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showthread.php?t=161906833&p=1244983053#post1244983053
"Now that you've got a basic degree of strength you can now proceed with success onto a bodybuilding type program - which I am not experienced in providing. You've exceeded what I focus on, and that is beginner strength gains." - Mark Rippetoe
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So you compare it to ara for strength gains?I remember when it first came out at nation reading about how to program on it they said to get the most results from it high reps low rest.With ara i have pushed past plateaus strength wise, can i expect increased strength gains in the 5 rep range on PA?Also what is your opinion on running pa on only workout days.Thanks.
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06-02-2014, 03:15 AM #22
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The way it supposedly works is extra and intra cellular. So at least for extracellular levels of PA, I don't think you could reach a saturation point since that circulating PA in serum and it supposedly only stays there for around 7 hours. ArA from what I understand, you want that to be intracellular in which a cell membrane could only hold so much.
Completed Logs & Reviews:
Clear Muscle Log: http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showthread.php?t=161906833&p=1244983053#post1244983053
"Now that you've got a basic degree of strength you can now proceed with success onto a bodybuilding type program - which I am not experienced in providing. You've exceeded what I focus on, and that is beginner strength gains." - Mark Rippetoe
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06-02-2014, 03:24 AM #23
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I think you need higher volume training. Intracellular PA is something that gets produced when there is a lot of eccentric movements done to damage muscle cells. So going by that, it's more beneficial for hypertrophy training (hypertrophy doesn't mean a stop to strength gains though).
Completed Logs & Reviews:
Clear Muscle Log: http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showthread.php?t=161906833&p=1244983053#post1244983053
"Now that you've got a basic degree of strength you can now proceed with success onto a bodybuilding type program - which I am not experienced in providing. You've exceeded what I focus on, and that is beginner strength gains." - Mark Rippetoe
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Completed Logs & Reviews:
Clear Muscle Log: http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showthread.php?t=161906833&p=1244983053#post1244983053
"Now that you've got a basic degree of strength you can now proceed with success onto a bodybuilding type program - which I am not experienced in providing. You've exceeded what I focus on, and that is beginner strength gains." - Mark Rippetoe
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