Reply With QuoteI'd go with the CEE-AKG-Citrulline Malate.. I love it.
Swole v2 vs. CEE
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05-15-2005, 10:58 PM #1Registered User
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Swole v2 vs. CEE
I just got off of Anavol and was trying to maintain during the school year. I was wondering whether to try the Swole v2 along with the Neurostim, L-Arginine, and Ice; or should I go with the CEE along with Di-Arginine, Arginine AKG, And Citrulline Malate. If you don't suggest these, is there any other stack you would reccomend.
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What about Glucophase XR. would it work too or should I stick with the whole stack of CEE. I would like to put on some weight but also be able to cut my arms.
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