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Posted by: Italian44

hey everyone long time no see...yeah my x-rays came back negative for my bones, my bones are fused (growth plates closed) meaning im done growing at 5'5. The supplement PROLEX could help me gain an inch or two in height but they would make my bones thicker, meaning a bigger nose and all that, so forget that...so i want to ask u guys what do u think is the best muscle building supplement? Im 18 and take anxiety medication, do u know any SAFER muscle building...umm, steroid, hormone, or whatever?? please let me know cuz im looking into supplements now for muscles. Thanks.

Posted by: Martinogdenbsx

do you want to get bigger as in broader???????
or musclier,creatine is good for building muscle i think look here at prodcts they tell you what they are desgined to do www.lamuscle.co.uk

Posted by: redspy

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Originally Posted by Martinogdenbsx

do you want to get bigger as in broader???????
or musclier,creatine is good for building muscle i think look here at prodcts they tell you what they are desgined to do www.lamuscle.co.uk

Check out this recent thread - http://www.ironmagazineforums.com/sh...ad.php?t=36641

Posted by: Saturday Fever

The best supplement to get big is FOOD.

Posted by: Pirate!

Don't smoke crack.

Posted by: gococksDJS

Don't smoke crack? Son of a bitch, someone lied to me

Posted by: Italian44

haha i love that last one...yeah im in college now, ALL I DO IS EAT...yeah ill look into creatine. can u tell me the proper way to use it???

Posted by: Du

Put it in grape juice and chug it.

Posted by: gococksDJS

I have a personal favorite way to take creatine. Put it in a glass jar with some baking soda. Put the glass jar in a boiling pot of water and let stand for 10-20 min. Then when the product solidifies, i chop it up and snort it. Actually I just mix it with mass gainer.

Posted by: Prince

for an 18 year nothing can beat a solid diet high in protein, I never recommend a lot of supplements for teens, but a good mult-vitamin, protein powder and creatine would probably be the only ones I would recommend.

Posted by: Miss Fitness

NO SPAMMING!

Posted by: chris mason

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Originally Posted by Robert DiMaggio

for an 18 year nothing can beat a solid diet high in protein, I never recommend a lot of supplements for teens, but a good mult-vitamin, protein powder and creatine would probably be the only ones I would recommend.

I agree with Robert with the one exceoption of adding my new product E.T.S.

Posted by: gopro

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Originally Posted by chris mason

I agree with Robert with the one exceoption of adding my new product E.T.S.

Look who the cat dragged in, and already trying to stir up some interest in his new product. Clever post.

Posted by: Pirate!

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Originally Posted by chris mason

my new product E.T.S.

What is it?

Posted by: chris mason

There is a separate thread about Microlactin in this forum which you can reference.

Posted by: gopro

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Originally Posted by PirateFromHell

What is it?

And Mason's goal has been met!

Posted by: chris mason

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Originally Posted by gopro

Look who the cat dragged in, and already trying to stir up some interest in his new product. Clever post.

Actually, the "cat" was dragged in by this site's owner posting something on our board and here about our product. The interest was stirred-up by him.

This is a nice board with a lot of familiar names.

Posted by: Saturday Fever

ETS contains microlactin, which is a "patented special milk protein concentrate from the milk of hyperimmunized (overly immunized) cows."

Generally speaking, and correct me if I'm wrong, it's been used as an anti-inflammatory. That would explain its recovery benefits to training.

Posted by: M.J.H.

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I also asked quite a few IM members to ask Chris on WBB to post here. Trust me, he's a great addition to IM. He doesn't swear that one single program is the Bible either.

Posted by: gopro

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Originally Posted by MonStar

I also asked quite a few IM members to ask Chris on WBB to post here. Trust me, he's a great addition to IM. He doesn't swear that one single program is the Bible either.

Hmmmm...we will see about that.

Posted by: Saturday Fever

You know I've seen the site, chris.

Actually, my curiousity is getting the better of me. You'll have an order incoming.

Posted by: chris mason

I know you know of the site, I didn't know if you had looked at the ETS page.

Geez, I am not here to only advertise my stuff, believe me. Just like on getbig.com once I have posted for some time you will see 90%+ of my posts will have no relation to AtLarge Nutrition.

Posted by: Saturday Fever

Eh, DiMaggio doesn't seem to mind either way. It's not like you came in talking like a FLEX Magazine rep touting a "CAN'T FAIL SUPPLEMENT FOR MASS!"

Of course, if you did that you'd have to follow it up with a 40 set curl routine to BLAST THOSE ARMS!

Seriously though, are you guys planning a weight gainer at all? I'm not much into protein, per se, but I love weight gainers (and the protein is a plus of course).

Posted by: Miss Fitness

Definately a high protein diet to build good lean muscle mass, maybe a few meal replacements in there too to get extra calories. Maybe even add some extra carbs into your shakes too to get an even bigger calorie intake as well as all your food of course.

Creatine may work for you too, you can really blow up on the stuff and hold a lot of water, but if you get the right creatine/glutamine transport system you will hang on to a lot of your goals.

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