effidra worked better than any other "legal supplement" I have ever used. Other than that creatine is the only supplement that gave me unquestionable gains.
I do feel however that a good vitamin and mineral supplement has worked for me as well.
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Bio-Genesis Whey Protein, Substance WPI, BCAA's from Optimum (2222) and Puritans Pride, Ripped Fuel back when it had Ephedra, EPA/DHA, Ultra-Coq10, Multi's
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sigh...good old ephedra definitely worked. Miss that stuff like crazy.
Hot Rox works and so does v12 turbo. Creatine mono sucks.
But most importantly, what works best is food. I dont mean just any food-I mean when apply it to our sport-it works very well. I started to power up on the food to where I eat nine times a day, and my gains and losses have never been better.
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Anything with magnesium, ecdybol caps, Insulene, Oxydrene deep tissue oxygenator (aka crenulin), alpha lipoic acid, anti oxidants vitamin c and e especially, macuana puriens, vanadyl sulfate, smilax officianals, and of couse trib. I forgot humanovar, GABA, synephrine, and most importantly CLA and lecithin
Last edited by antelope07; 08-17-2005 at 10:54 PM.
dont bother with supplements, just good diet, intensive training and enough recouperation
while I agree with what you said, as I hate supplement companies witha passion, there is something about the ECA stack. It was great. As for the other question, I really dont know. I have pretty much used only 1 fat burner stack for the last 2 years. It works.
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I dont really believe in all that garbage. I DO believe you need a good multi and yes amino acids. Ive tried various brands of creatine monohydrate and it's done nothing but leave me with an empty feeling in my back pocket. Tried that "king of all testosterone boosters" i forget what it was called. That did fuck all. Garbage imo . I think ill try Satur8 properly as i wasnt very strict when i tried it before (thats CEE isnt it?) and i didnt even finish it. Unless anyone can recommend another good CEE product to me?
The thing thats worked for me the best is proper eating habits combined with dedication in the gym .
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