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Fighting Fatigue
What product without creatine can I use to decrease or delay muscular fatigue?
I've noticed that after I stopped taking NO-Xplode and Superpump I'm feeling the burning sensation more quickly. I don't wanna take any NO/Creatine product until maybe January, so what can I use in the meantime? Something cheap.
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Thanks for the link bro!
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How about a layoff from training.
Originally Posted by Flakko
Hitting exhaustion sooner than usual is one of the many signs of OVER-TRAINING. Remember most gym bunnies never make much progress over time due to overtraining. No supplement will help. Just pure time away from the gym for a week or 2 will work wonders. Try it sometime. Most people ignore it.
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