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    Need some advice on supplements

    I have been doing intence workout for about five months and had some good gains in muscle mass and strength. My question is that what type of natural supplements should i take to increase my strenght and size. Currently i am taking whey protien, should i take anything else. Thanks again!

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    What are you're stats,goals, etc?

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    male/ 20, looking to bulk up while staying healthy and cut

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    Add a Multi-vitamin/mineral supplement, continue using the whey protein and focus on your diet and training.

    Down the road you can worry about more supplements. At the stage you're at in lifting and your age I do not think you need to worry about any other supplements.

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    Creatine is a good one

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    at 5 months of training and 20 years old I just do not hink he needs to focus on any additional supplements, diet and training are far more important, and if one can get those in check they will build an excellent foundation. there is plenty of time in the future for him to add supplements like creatine.

    too many beginners get wrapped in in the supplement hype and they never learn how to eat and train properly.

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    Originally posted by Prince
    at 5 months of training and 20 years old I just do not hink he needs to focus on any additional supplements, diet and training are far more important, and if one can get those in check they will build an excellent foundation. there is plenty of time in the future for him to add supplements like creatine.

    too many beginners get wrapped in in the supplement hype and they never learn how to eat and train properly.
    True but creatines fun,cheap and harmless.If creatine gives him a boost mentally or physically then I think it's worth it.

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    you're missing my point MC.

    beginners should focus on the basics, eating and training correctly, because if they're not doing those two things right all of the supplements in the world will not help them.

    if beginners would put the same amount of time, motivation and money into learning how to eat and train correctly they would not even need to ask about supplements because they would be too busy growing!

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    Originally posted by Prince
    you're missing my point MC.

    beginners should focus on the basics, eating and training correctly, because if they're not doing those two things right all of the supplements in the world will not help them.

    if beginners would put the same amount of time, motivation and money into learning how to eat and train correctly they would not even need to ask about supplements because they would be too busy growing!
    I see your point.More youngsters should be more patient with their development and learn that food is the most anabolic natural supplement.Just thought creatine would be some harmless fun

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    Yeah, I take Twinlab daily one without iron. Like Prince said stick to hardcore training and eating habits worrying about supplemention after a bit.

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    Ok thanks for clearing things up. I am very strict on my diet and am eating very healthy. Plenty of protein.

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    We do not realized that food itself cost money than all the scam sup. Getting the right food and Train hard should be the main goal for the beginners. No one will ever listen to this simple instruction. Newspapers, magazine and tv ads have taken all our life from the nutural things ways of getting to the top. We work hard or go to school but still need all these crappy supp.Wasting money. A lot of guys would not admit how much money spent over stupid supp. Beginners go for FOOD,TRAIN and before joining bandwagon.
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    Originally posted by olusco
    Getting the right food and Train hard should be the main goal for the beginners. No one will ever listen to this simple instruction.


    yup, I keep saying this over and over...

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    Here's a link to three IM articles that might help your decision in which supplements...

    http://www.ironmagazine.com/modules....=Andrew_Natale
    MAX. Q
    by Howard Balzer

    "Roughly one minute after the space shuttle launches, it must withstand a condition of extreme force known as Max Q. Mission success demands that all systems perform at the highest level.

    In life, Max Q demands the same commitment to success. It requires choosing greatness, personally as well as professionally. It depends on balance, passion and courage and the wisdom gained from adversity. It is an outcome as well as an attitude."

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