Reply With QuoteIt may increase your pumps in the gym. Other than that I believe it does nothing.
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06-03-2003, 11:02 PM #1Registered User
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Has anyone tried NO2 and if so, what kind of results did you have from taking it? I here some of the guys at the gym say it works great, is this just hype?
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thanks
Thats kind of what I thought since it is basically a vasodilator.
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the theory behind it is that it dilates your blood vessels, which gives you the longer pump and lets you absorb nutrients better(kinda like post workout). that's why they say eating a lot is necessary with it and it'll help you recover faster. that's what i believe is the intention of a vasodilator.
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Nice theory. Don't buy it.Originally posted by BJJ monster
the theory behind it is that it dilates your blood vessels, which gives you the longer pump and lets you absorb nutrients better(kinda like post workout). that's why they say eating a lot is necessary with it and it'll help you recover faster. that's what i believe is the intention of a vasodilator.
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pump????
if you are interested in the pump NO2 claims, just do 6g of arginine per day. I do and it works great
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some friends who took, it said they got stronger but they didn;t get bigger
THIS GOES OUT TO ALL MY FREAKS BIG POPPA PUMP IS YOUR HOOK-UP....HOLLA IF YA HEAR ME
"You don't have to be a mathematician to realize that a task this size can't be accomplished by doing 3 or 5 total sets per body part.The body's of these modern bodybuilders who are seduced into following an old-fashioned- theory of training under the guise of a new scientific approach to bodybuilding will surely be lacking. It takes a minimum of 4 or 5 exercises to train each main bodypart , at least 3 exercises for the smaller ones and this can add up to a total of 20 sets"-Arnold Schwarzenegger
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