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09-10-2011, 11:36 PM #1Registered User
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Malic Acid...
I am cycling off stims for a while and am dragging in the gym and feel fatigued throughout the day. I have been looking for a non stim supp to give me a a bit of a boost.
Has anybody tried Malic Acid on it's own? I know they use it in a lot of pre workouts and have read it helps with fatigue. My local V shop has a bottle for $6.
Any other supp. suggestions on getting my energy levels back up for workouts?
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Not sure about malic acid but make sure your b vitamins are in check.
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