Reply With Quotedoesn't really matter but most daa isn't really soluble so if you dont wanna waste it i'd scoop it in your mouth then wash it down with drink
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d aspartic acid
i got myself a bag of d aspartic acid it's just the raw powder with nothing else, i'm not mad about the taste, does it matter what it's mixed with? i've been mixing 3g each morning with something sweet with a strong flavour like 100ml of coke etc that won't damage the product will it (probably a stupid question as stomach acid is obviously a lot more corrosive than coke, but just checking)
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Maybe better to put in water
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Yep. I know conventional wisdom when taking a single amino acid like this is to take it without anything else but the stuff just won't dissolve. It seems to suspend pretty well in a protein shake so I take it in that.
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put it in water with crystal light if you are worried about that aspect of DAA. even if it was soluble like creatine, if u put it in a drink then chug it, it should be fine. or you can cap it.
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DAA was the only testosterone boosting product I felt work. I honestly had alot of wood compared to normal. I love the stuff.
I put mine in with a fruit juice mix.
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