Reply With Quoteif u looking for somethign liek that go for Universal's Shock Therapy(a preworkout supp with no/creatine for extra boost) and a Creatine, it can be creatine monohydrate or ethyl ester or dicreatine malate. You can get all of those in bulk powder. More bang for ur buck.
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05-16-2006, 10:37 PM #1Registered User
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Xyience???
Anyone tried this stuff, some guy at GNC (i went their with my friend, didnt want to so dont flame me
) said this is the best one you can get, but its so expensive! anyone know any better alternatives?
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Is there a lot of caffeine in these things, and is it the same as a nitric oxide booster or whateveR?
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i wouldnt say the same as a nitric booster, but i think around 100 mg of caffeine maybe 150 mg. You only take it on days u train so its not bad, ilike it.
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I didn't like the Xyience too much...to be honest, it made me MORE hungry...if that's even possible !
I like the advice given here...I think try Universal shock combined with Universal Storm (creatine) I used the Storm last winter, and had such great results, that I am going to start using it again next week
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xyience tastes great, thats what I like about it.
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Isn't this a company and not a product? I am so confused.
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