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    Quote Originally Posted by bigbrownbear View Post
    60-80g per day will work well for everybody split into 4-5 Dosages.

    Non training days
    20g Before Breakfast
    10g Before Lunch
    10g Before Dinner
    20g Before Bed

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    20g Before Breakfast
    10g Before Lunch
    10g Pre Workout
    30g During Workout
    10g Post Workout
    60-80g? That's expensive stuff!

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    I've done intra, or pre and post. Honestly I can't tell a difference. What I do notice is when I run out and don't take them for a month or so. Energy and recovery is down. As of late I've been dosing my ibcaa's pre and post workout, taste too bad to take straight intraworkout. Xtend works well for intra though, flavor is light enough and it mixes well to not upset my stomach during heavy sets.

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    Quote Originally Posted by HATEFULone View Post
    I've done intra, or pre and post. Honestly I can't tell a difference. What I do notice is when I run out and don't take them for a month or so. Energy and recovery is down. As of late I've been dosing my ibcaa's pre and post workout, taste too bad to take straight intraworkout. Xtend works well for intra though, flavor is light enough and it mixes well to not upset my stomach during heavy sets.

    im with you, or else i cant talk to anyone....pre and post is good enuff

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    Quote Originally Posted by stan69 View Post
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    Quote Originally Posted by djm6464 View Post
    im with you, or else i cant talk to anyone....pre and post is good enuff
    Bulk BCAAs are AWFUL. I always mix 'em with something more tasty. Currently, I'm using Clout and Body Octane and they hide the branched chain ass flavor great.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Resolve View Post
    60-80g? That's expensive stuff!
    Not really!
    Once youve found what works just buy bulk BCCA's and add some stevia extract!!

    4:1:1 Ratio is a good way to go!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by bigbrownbear View Post
    Not really!
    Once youve found what works just buy bulk BCCA's and add some stevia extract!!

    4:1:1 Ratio is a good way to go!!
    I prefer the 4:1:1 ratio as well. When I'm going to have it with a meal or shake, though, I prefer to just add straight leucine.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Resolve View Post
    I prefer the 4:1:1 ratio as well. When I'm going to have it with a meal or shake, though, I prefer to just add straight leucine.
    Good option to have!

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