Reply With QuoteThey're 2 complete different things, muscle milk is only good for pre-bed I think... and Cell Mass is for post workout and contains CEE
Depends what ur looking for?
Cell Mass Vs. Muscle Milk?
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02-06-2006, 02:03 AM #1Registered User
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Cell Mass Vs. Muscle Milk?
For people that have tried both, or heard about them... Does it matter which one I use? (I'm looking into buying a tub soon)
I currently just bought NOX-CG3, what combo would go best with it?
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Muscle milk is a protein, and cell mass is a creatine complex.
Use them both. Tho there are cheaper routes. But whatever gets your rocks off I guess.These are my dreams, which I must make reality!
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I would substitute MuscleJuice for MuscleMilk... MuscleMilk can get very expensive.
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