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10-25-2005, 04:49 PM #1Registered User
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What was the FIRST supplement you ever used? And WHY?
Ok people, let's have fun here.
I used my first supplements back in 1998 and they were soy protein and creatine monohydrate, after that I bought the ProPerformance weight gainer, I think it was the 1850 or something like that, then the 2200, also the creatine I used was the GNC ProPerformance.
The reason why I used them was because the big/strong guys in the gym told me to use creatine so I could be stronger, and the weight gainer would make me big, but none of them worked, because back then I didn't know half of what I know now about diet, training, and supplements.
Oh and I was like 160 Lbs and my biceps were like 11.5" or 12" and back then 14" was the sh*t, all my friends wanted to have 14" biceps, now in 2005 I'm 190 Lbs and my biceps are 15" (Not that big, but now I see that 16" is not a big deal).
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I highly recommend all IronMagLabs supplements!
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Whey protein back in early 2002 (although it seems like a lot longer ago than that). I soon followed with creatine monohydrate powder. I wanted to get bigger and stronger and all my jock friends had had good results with both supps. The research I did showed these were the supplements to use.. Also spring break was coming up.
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N-Large 2, woman in GNC recommended it to me, i was 16 and didn't have a clue back then!
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EAS protein and creatine mono....at the devil of retail stores...Walmart
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Dessicated Liver tabs back in like 1989.
If sense were common, everyone would have it.
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Well, so I think I'll have to include that one on my list too
Originally Posted by IainDaniel
Flintstone Vitamins... Back in the late 70's early 80's
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