Ok people list your top 5 supplements. If you could or do take only five what would they be. The obvious 2 are protein and creatine and most likely followed by Glutamine.
(I will skip whey for the same reasons that Prince noted) I would say a good multivitamin, R-ALA, Glutamine, Glucosomine/Chondroitin/MSM, EFAs/MCT oil. During cutting, I would never go without my high doses of HMB, though.
First and foremost 1) Multi-vit
2)Fish oil/EFA
3)CEE (creatine ethyl ester)
4)Glutamine
5) (ZMA... j/k) Glucosamine/Chondroitin
Top 5 foods
1) Whey
2) Dextrose/Maltodextrin (pre/post-workout)
3) Oats
4) Natty PB (first on my favorite taste list)
5) Cott. Cheese
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They also have to live in a cardboard box on my front lawn, and work 8AM to 7PM, just to be able to afford them...
Im so glad I never got sucked into that crap when I was an uber-n00b.
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I dont know about r-ala, but I would say that the cla is pretty useless unless dosed highly, and the dhea is useless, unless youre over 35...
I might be wrong, its happened before!
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hahaha! the thing is, there are acutally people out there that swear by the muscletech supps!
what are you talking about D? i gained 44 pounds of lean mass while cutting 55 pounds of unsightly fat while on nitrotech! and the strength gains! they no longer have enough weight plates at my gym for my front loaded side twisting barbell squat extensions for me to even max! SUPRIORITY!
i'm actually 35 now. been lifting for a year now but the progress is quite slow and it seems that i maybe hitting a plateau now (supplement : creatien, whey, multi, fish oil). any suggestion? maybe hmb, l-aginine, dhea or something. thks!
loads of people slag-off cell-tech,i used it a few times and got really really good results,like ive said b4,it mite work for some better than others,which goes for most supplements.
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i'm actually 35 now. been lifting for a year now but the progress is quite slow and it seems that i maybe hitting a plateau now (supplement : creatien, whey, multi, fish oil). any suggestion? maybe hmb, l-aginine, dhea or something. thks!
Try
1. Nail your diet down, PAT, we have Jodi and Emma, the freaking diet masters, over in diet and nutrition
2. Try a new training routine, maybe P/RR/S
3. CEE instead of creatine monohydrate, http://www.bulknutrition.com/?products_id=1618
4. L-Glutamine
5. AND MAYBE an arginine product, I personally like Di-arginine malate, its a little pricey, but it works well. www.bulknutrition.com has lots of em
-Fish
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FishOrCutBait you seem to like CEE from what have seen in this thread and amoung others, i was actually woundering about trying some out, ive never had any gains on creatine monohydrate and was woundering if CEE is obsorbed differently or something, because ive heard that non-reactres to regular creatine react to CEE....just wanted to know what you and the other guys on here think before i spend some money. thanks!
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