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    supplement basics

    ok i am just getting back into the gym and i would like to see some quick results
    these are the supplements ive been told help

    whey protein isolate (higher calories)

    L-arganine (no2 i believe?)

    L-glutamine

    a creatine stack

    i do not know much about testosterone boosters or if they are necessary or how benificial they are



    my goal is to gain an initial amount of mass off this stuff, and then cut down to maybe 2 basic supplements when necessary besides the protein

    so here are my questions
    1-am i missing any main supplements here?
    2-are there better forms of the ones ive listed
    3-which do you find are most effective

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    first off if your diet isn't up to par, then these supps will just be a waste of money.

    Whey Protein is fine
    NO2- don't waste your coin
    Glutamine-don't waste your coin
    Creatine- is fine (Creatine Ethyl Ester)
    Don't bother with testosterone boosters.

    Add in Fishoils and a multi-vitamin, along with a kickass diet and you will be set.

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    Quote Originally Posted by IainDaniel
    first off if your diet isn't up to par, then these supps will just be a waste of money.

    Whey Protein is fine
    NO2- don't waste your coin
    Glutamine-don't waste your coin
    Creatine- is fine (Creatine Ethyl Ester)
    Don't bother with testosterone boosters.

    Add in Fishoils and a multi-vitamin, along with a kickass diet and you will be set.

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    yup ive got the udos oil and cod liver oil
    a wicked multi vitamin
    and i think ive tweaked my diet pretty decent
    5 meals a day

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    Quote Originally Posted by jonner
    yup ive got the udos oil and cod liver oil
    a wicked multi vitamin
    and i think ive tweaked my diet pretty decent
    5 meals a day
    Watch the Cod liver oil, as it contains Vitamin A and D, which are fat soluble vitamins. People mainly consume Cod Liver oil in the northern hemisphere during the winter, cause of less sun exposure.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BigDyl
    Yes Bigdylio?

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    Quote Originally Posted by jonner
    ok i am just getting back into the gym and i would like to see some quick results
    these are the supplements ive been told help

    whey protein isolate (higher calories)

    L-arganine (no2 i believe?)

    L-glutamine

    a creatine stack

    i do not know much about testosterone boosters or if they are necessary or how benificial they are



    my goal is to gain an initial amount of mass off this stuff, and then cut down to maybe 2 basic supplements when necessary besides the protein

    so here are my questions
    1-am i missing any main supplements here?
    2-are there better forms of the ones ive listed
    3-which do you find are most effective
    Add a multi, fish oils, a solid bulking or cutting diet, and a t-booster is not necessary or essential, but they do certainly help. In terms of t-booster's, look into picking up Activate, Fenotest, Rebound XT, or Diesel Test. All of those are solid viable options.
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