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    which supplements are good for gaining bulk/mass

    thinkin of trying the nitro tech and cell tech, anyone using these right now?

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    if you want to get ripped off those are 2 of the best supplements to buy...MuscleTech supplements are way overpriced and do not work miracles. there are many supplements out there or the same or of better quality that are less expensive..
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    Cell tech did nothing for me. I think it works for some people because one serving, which is two scoops, has ten grams of creatine in it and like he said it is way too overpriced!
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    Forget MuscleTech, you can get equal (if not better) quality from much cheaper products. Lots of people here prefer ON's 100% whey protein - you can get 5lbs for $25 if you shop around online. I also use ON's creatine monohydrate and am happy with the results.

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    Quote Originally Posted by miked79
    thinkin of trying the nitro tech and cell tech, anyone using these right now?
    If I were to choose between these two brands cell tech and dymatize powertech by only reading the mag adverts or the front label in a supplement store you would always spend more on cell tech product. Do you really need more calories, carbs, sugar and sodium in the formula to make the cell tec version work or to just fill you out so that you think you are gaining mass? And to only give you 18 servings in the most popular tub size. Look else were for your creatine transport system and save money. As to the protein Muscle tec is not the best blend of proteins available for the price in the uk you could purchase an iscolate AST VP2 and have enough money for the AST Creatine HSC also. Makes you think?
    Dymatize PowerTech
    Product Information
    more muscle
    Studies show that PowerTech can increase your lean muscle mass by 15%
    more power
    Fuel your muscles with the nutrients they need to produce maximum power
    more flavour
    PowerTech comes in three deliciously refreshing flavours: Grape, Lemon-Lime and Fruit Punch
    more value
    Powertech gives you the ultimate creatine/glutamine delivery system, plus you get 10 extra servings FREE
    PowerTech by Dymatize is the ultimate in Creatine/Glutamine delivery. PowerTech's highly concentrated formula increases the storage of Creatine, Glutamine, Taurine, ZMA and Glycogen which may be essential for maximum muscle recovery and cell volumization after intense workouts. PowerTech's formula also boasts a powerful blend of insulin spiking agents which may help maximize muscle cell expansion.
    In keeping with your dietary needs, Dymatize has found it is not necessary to devote more than 50 carbs and 36g of sugar per serving to PowerTech. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
    Label Information
    Servings per container: 30
    Serving size: 1+1/2 scoops (66.7g)
    Amount per serving:
    Calories 200
    Total Fat 0 g
    Cholesterol 0 g
    Sodium 0 g
    Total Carbohydrates 50 g
    - Dietary Fiber 0 g
    - Sugars 36 g
    Protein 0 g

    Vitamin C 500 mg
    Vitamin B6 4.5 mg
    Zinc 12.2 mg
    Magnesium 183 mg
    Creatine Monohydrate 10 g
    Lysophosphatidylcholine 200 mg
    Phosphorous 200 mg
    Potassium 200 mg
    L-Glutamine 3 g
    Taurine 2 g
    MCT Oil 400 mg
    Phytic Acid
    <Alpha Lipoic Acid is included @ 30 caps of 200mg these are in the tub as capsules not in powder form.> 250 mg
    Ingredients
    Pharmaceutical grade dextrose, maltodextrin, micronized creatine Monohydrate, L-glutamine, Taurine, Ascorbic Acid, MCT Oil, Phytic Acid, ZMA, Lysophosphatydle choline, Potassium Phosphate, Natural and artificial flavours and colours.

    Recommended use
    As a dietary supplement, mix 1 1/2 scoops (66.7g) with 12 ounces of cold water or juice. Drink 2-3 servings daily for 4 days, then maintain with 1 serving daily.
    CELL-TECH
    Label Information
    Servings per container: 10 (985g) 20 (1.97Kg) 18 in the UK on the actual label (do you get more servings in the US?) (1.97Kg) 32 (3.178Kg)
    Serving size: 98.5g (2 scoops)
    Amount per serving:
    Calories 300
    Calories From Fat 0
    Total Fat 0g
    Saturated Fat 0g
    Cholesterol 0mg
    Sodium 60mg
    Total Carbohydrate 75g
    Dietary Fibre 0g
    **Sugars 75g
    Protein 0g
    Vitamin C 250mg
    Calcium 20mg
    Phosphorous 100mg
    Magnesium 70mg
    Chromium Picolinate 300mcg
    Potassium 150mg
    Creatine Monohydrate 10g
    Taurine 2g
    Alpha Lipoic Acid <this is in powder form> 200mg
    Other ingredients
    **Pharmaceutical-grade dextrose, HPLC tested pure creatine monohydrate, taurine, calcium silicate, natural and artificial flavours, malic acid, red beet powder, dipotassium phosphate, disodium phosphate, magnesium phosphate, ascorbic acid, pharmaceutical-grade alpha lipoic acid, FD&C Blue #2, chromium picolinate.
    Recommended use
    For the first five days (loading stage):
    Take two servings daily, one in the morning and the other twelve hours later or immediately after your workout.
    Maintenance Stage:
    Take one serving immediately after your workout, or take one serving upon awakeining on non-workout days. For optimimum taste, mix two scoops (98.5g) of CELL-TechTM with 12 oz. of cold water (add more water if taste is too sweet). After consumption of CELL-TechTM, drink an additional 8 oz. of water to help enhance glucose and creatine absorption. For maximum results, CELL-TechTM should be used for a minimum of 8 weeks. For even greater results, take 1 serving of NITRO-TechTM within 30-45 minutes of consuming CELL-TechTM.
    Warning(s)
    Due to the pH (acidity) of Alpha lipoic acid, users may experience a slight burning sensation in their throat while consuming CELL-TechTM.
    As with all creatine products, maintain an adequate state of hydration during use. Do not use if you suffer from diabetes or if you are prone to hyperglycemia and/or hypoglycemia.
    Since CELL-TechTM stimulates insulin production and creatine delivery so rapidly, some individuals may be susceptable to diarrhea, nausea, tiredness or extreme thirst. If you experience such effects, drink the product slower (i.e. consume CELL-TechTM over a thirty minute period) or take only one scoop (49.25g) of CELL-TechTM four times daily for the loading stage and two times daily for the maintenance stage.
    If symptoms of sweating, nervousness, trembling, faintness, palpitation, skin rash or hunger occur, dicontinue product and consult your doctor.
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