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    Thumbs up Building my own stack...

    Male:75kg
    Age:21
    Bodyfat: 9%

    Hello!
    I've been working out for 3 months and no supplements just plain food. I plan to star t a supplement plan to loose fat in the beginning and to get bigger muscles in second place. I'm focusing on stack to kill fat in first place. The thing is I want to make it cheap and complete and i found a good source for all the raw ingredients. I want to make my own formulation and for that i need your help.

    Which ones are worth it and which ones should i drop? Please I don't want to be spending money and time in things that are not worth it.

    I would start with this ones for sure:

    1- Multi vitamin- optimen
    2-Fish oils with high omega3
    3-Whey protein
    4-Creatine (which type is better?)
    3- oxyellite or ec for fat burning and will just use it one cycle

    which ones would you pick, add or remove?

    L-Carnitine
    BCAAS
    flax seed oil
    Fish oil
    Glutamine
    Calcium Pyruvate
    L-arginine
    beta-alanine
    Coleus Forskohlii

    CLA
    Green Tea
    Hoodia

    I'm only missing cortisol control right?

    Help me make the best possible list so I can start working on dosages.

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    best creatine is the kind that responds to your body best. i like creapure and creatine nitrate.

    cort control either erase or free test

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    Is obvious from your post that you are absolute beginner because you are focusing on supplements. Except basic ones, you are just giving your money away.


    1- Multi vitamin- optimen - OK
    2-Fish oils with high omega3 - OK
    3-Whey protein - OK
    4-Creatine (which type is better?) - Any micronised monohydrate (optimum, universal, labrada, ultimate...)
    5- oxyellite or ec for fat burning and will just use it one cycle - Waste of money

    L-Carnitine - Waste of money
    BCAAS - 10g pre workout to fight cortisol
    flax seed oil - buy in any health store or supermarket and drink 1-2 tbsp a day.
    Glutamine - Waste of money
    Calcium Pyruvate - Waste of money
    L-arginine - Waste of money
    beta-alanine - Is great, but I doubt you need it, maybe later, save your money, dont relay on supplements.
    Coleus Forskohlii - Cool, again, dont relay on supps.
    CLA - Waste of money
    Green Tea - Waste of money. Just buy regular green tea and drink 1-3 cups a day for antioxidants.
    Hoodia - Waste of money
    I'm only missing cortisol control right? - 1000mg vitamin C in the morning, 1000mg with meal 2 hours before workout, 1000 mg with post workout meal.

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    Be careful when you use supplements. Find the true reviews from people who use it before

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    I would switch the oxyellite with caffeine supplement

    and only use BCAA' s from the list. 10g pre-workout, 10g immediately after the workout

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    Quote Originally Posted by zoco View Post
    I would switch the oxyellite with caffeine supplement

    and only use BCAA' s from the list. 10g pre-workout, 10g immediately after the workout
    True.

    People doesn't realize that fat burners dont do shit, but you pay 40-50$ for them. Is mostly caffeine, which you can get for less than 10$.

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    UPDATE OCTOBER 12

    CUTTING STACK

    Keeper:

    1- Multi vitamin (no specific brand)
    2- Fish oils
    3- Whey protein
    4- Creatine
    5- L-Carnitine
    6- BCAAS
    7- beta-alanine


    Maybe:

    8- CLA
    9- Green Tea
    10- EC


    Branded: Lean Xtreme (if i use this i think there is no need for green tea because it's on it)

    Dropped:

    1- OEP
    2- Hoodia
    3- flax seed oil
    4- Glutamine
    5- Calcium Pyruvate
    6- L-arginine
    7- Coleus Forskohlii

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    Use Con Cret Creatine..best i have found.

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