Highten NO2 levels inexpensively
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11-25-2003, 06:30 PM #1is bulking
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Highten NO2 levels inexpensively
Start supplementing wild yams* if you'd like to get the prepetual pumps you hear bout on them Nitrix / NO2 by MRI ads.. I'm sure its not as effective but is proven to increase Nitric Oxcide levels throughout the body..
- it contains large ammounts of Arginine - an amino acid that is know to increase nitric oxide levels.
*sweet potataos, or someshit. If sweetpotataos arent the same thing.. lolThese are my favorite faces :
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Bench - 235
Deadlift - 315 X 17
Squat - 315 X 11
40 yrd. - 4.65
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