Reply With Quotehow much sleep is he getting? does he drink coffee? also, have him get bloodwork done on his testosterone levels. at that age, they could be very low and therefor making him tired all day long. you could just get him a test or GH booster and see if they sparks him up again. something like IGF 2 would be perfect for him. its geared towards the older crowd out there.
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09-03-2011, 09:31 AM #1Placebo Abuser
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Energy Boost for 50+
My dad is 50 and lately has just been feelin out of it. Energy wise that is. He takes mult and crap but he needs something to take daily to give him energy. He does not lift weights, he works about 15 hours a day + he has the worst eating habits known to man. (which I know is one major problem)
Any suggestions?"Train like God is watching"
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thanx for feedback. He aint gonna get no blood work boss. Hes a hardheaded redneck. He does get 8 hours of sleep or atleast 6 most nights. He does drink coffee but maybe only 1 cup a day since hes out the door at 3am
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Something like 5 hour energy may work but it won't give a huge energy boost. HGH supplements are geared towards older people and are said to increase energy so maybe check those out...
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If he has a healthy heart try looking at BPS Combustion. It's a fat burner, but also gives solid energy and doesn't make you jittery like some others do. Orbitnutrition.com carries it.
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At that age his diet if unhealthy is going to slow him down big time.
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Get him a young girlfriend
hefner seems energetic.. Just sayin...
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dont touch a freaking fat burner. its just a giant stim that will get him hooked and when he doesnt have it, he will crash. just get him IGF 2. best GH/Test boosting product on the market hands down. you can get him test boosters, like DAA or Erase to stack with it. Try IGF 2 with Sustain Alpha. that stack is very legit. can even add DAA in there if u wanna really get a test boost
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Who makes IGF 2? I keep seeing this lol but can't find it. Seems like it would be some good stuff though.
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