Reply With QuoteI do not see any problem taking them together, but I hope you do not think that taking those supplements is going to get you lean/ripped.
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04-24-2003, 11:30 AM #1Registered User
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NO2-Creatine and Hydroxycut
I want to cut up to lose some of my gut and I'm not sure if I can stack Hydroxycut with Creatine and NO2. I am currently 5'10" 192 lbs with a 35" waist. I've been training on and off for 7 years and just started seriously 4 months ago. I am not sure if any of these supplements would cancel out the other or mess up my goal of 175 ripped lbs. PLEASE ADVISE!
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I was hoping I could do that with diet and cardio while increasing lean mass with NO2 and creatine.
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