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07-28-2011, 09:25 AM #1Member ELITE MEMBER
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Ageforce.com Nitric Oxide
Has anyone on here tried Ageforce.com's 2-stage pre/post workout patch? I heard about this on Super Human radio today and it sounds very promising.
Here is the link https://www.ageforce.com/nitricoxide/workoutformula
Whats in their formula: L-arginine, L-citrulline, L-lysine, L-ornithine, Folic Acid. (Vitamin B9), Vitamin B12, (as Cobalamin) Ginkgo Biloba Extract. Choline, (as lecithin) Coenzyme Q10, Glutathione (GSH)
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i heard about this, a buddy ran it and had decent results nothing crazy tho
lookin to hear what other ppl say
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I'm skeptical.
I mean, a functional dose of arginine is in the 3 to 5 gram range. Delivered orally, no problem. But that and everything else delivered via transdermal patch? Unless you cover a square foot of skin area, I don't think it's possible to deliver an effective dose. Plus, COQ-10 is oil soluble, and I don't see how it's possible to effectively combine oil and water soluble nutrients in one patch. I see they have two different sets of ingredients in their pre and post patches, but they're still mixing oil and water.
The patch sounds like a gimmick to me, I'll stick with pills.
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From most of what I've read/heard, orally administered arginine isnt really effective until around the 7-10g range whereas the transdermal approach requires a sufficiently lower dose to see much greater effect. I haven't tried too much as transdermals, but did have a chance to try TD arginine a while back and saw decent pumps, but nothing much more than the norm, not really a fan of NO products anyway to be honest
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Yep I to stopped taking N.O products as well. Tired of wasting my money. I was just curious about this patch cause the guy on super human radio was very convincing.not really a fan of NO products anyway to be hones
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