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Originally posted by davidjasondean I just swallowed 
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Originally posted by oldschoolboy Animal Pak's got my vote. Been using it for 10 years. There's a helluva' lot of good info at animalpak.com, FYI. |
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Originally posted by bigss75 Animal Pak is freakin expensive isnt it? |
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Originally posted by bigss75 do you take all 11 pills at the same time |
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Originally posted by davidjasondean Yes, and six of them are like horse pills!!!!! |
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Originally posted by MONSTER4X4 You don't have to take all the pills at the same time!! You can divide them up. Take the water soluble ones with almost any meal, take the fat soluble ones with your fattiest meal of the day and take the calcium one by itself. BTW, I take ISS Research Super Vitamin Pak. 6 pills in a pack, 30 day supply for $10-$12. Good stuff. It seems similar to the Animal Pak mentioned above but doesn't have all that herbal crap in it. |
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Originally posted by davidjasondean I just swallowed
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Originally posted by MONSTER4X4 NO COMMENT!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Originally posted by bigss75 Dave
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Originally posted by Dr. Pain Not double..... You are getting inferior ingredients some with poor absorbtion. Synthetic E (only has to have 10% in it to say Natural, derived from petro-chemicals, with residue) Things like Sodium Selenite, Chromium Choride, etc...literally chemicals..as in USP, not as absorbable or assimilable. Plus, the calcium has a good chance of cadmium and lead contanination, only Caifornia based companies are mandate to test for! Plus look for carnuba wax, FD&C colorings and some shitty excipients. And the FDA only requires 90% of what's on the label to be in the bottle at time of shipping, 80% when the customer receives it! Better companies perform 3rd party independant lab analysis on every ingredient and 100% or more of what is on the label, some even going as far as to guarantee potency until expiration! Like I said, crap! (Boss, this is what you pay me for right?) DP |
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Originally posted by animal56 Please keep in mind that some chemicals like Cadmium, and Chromium are essential to good health. Your body cannot produce these, and needs trace amounts. Just be wary that you don't overdose on these "metals". |
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Originally posted by Dr. Pain Big difference in how the body deals with Sodium Selenite versus Selenomethionine! Also, lead and cadmium are needed in trace amounts.....PPB (parts per billion) not PPM, so very toxic! Even Selenium at 800mcgs can be toxic. DP |
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Originally posted by davidjasondean and a deep yellow/green urine! |
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Originally posted by bigss75 Also the vitamins have a strong smell |
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Originally posted by THE_GAME Are all of the Multi's in the grocery stores crap? What are all the ones that you guys use besides Animal Pak? |
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Originally posted by lean_n_76er Another question - I found the Universal Animal Pack on line. It says that there are 44 packs in the container, and to take 1 or 2 pack daily as needed. If you only take one pack, are you getting half of the posted nutrients? BTW - I found them for about $21 - good price??? |
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Originally posted by lean_n_76er Another question - I found the Universal Animal Pack on line. It says that there are 44 packs in the container, and to take 1 or 2 pack daily as needed. If you only take one pack, are you getting half of the posted nutrients? BTW - I found them for about $21 - good price??? |
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Originally posted by davidjasondean and a deep yellow/green urine! |
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Originally posted by I Are Baboon That's the coolest part of the multi-vitamin. HOWEVER, if you drinking enough water, the urine should be just a slight shade of yellow/green. |
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Originally posted by davidjasondean Value= half of the daily is correct. $21 is a good price! How much do they charge for shipping though? Surely they must sell it in a health store near you? |
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Originally posted by davidjasondean holy crap what a rip off GNC is! Fuk n bastards!!! |
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Originally posted by Redsol1 Retail for Aminal Pak at GNC is 39.95 for 44 paks. La' Redsol1 |
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