Reply With QuoteIt's counter productive to drink alcohol when using any supplement - it can inhibit their effects, if not stop them altogether.
Alcohol dehydrates the body and is generally catabolic. The complete opposite of what the body needs to grow. In regard to your question, Myo-blast isn't a methylated compound or anything like that, so it won't do you any harm. Mixing the two will probably just reduce the effects of the supplement/your body's ability to use it.
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is it safe
to drink alcohol when your taking myo-blast
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the product is quite scammy. and adaptogen to make you feel good, and a myostatin product which is worthless.
do you work for them? you did just make 5 threads related to this product.
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Yeah, from what I've read about it, it seems another ineffective supplement that's mutton dressed as lamb.
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