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  1. 07-31-2008, 11:50 AM #1
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    Animal M-Stak
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    I know people are having good results with ActivaTe Xtreme/Stoked. Thoughts on adding M-Stak?

    Also would Novedex XT be overkill as Stoked is essentially serving the same purpose?
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    m-stak is more protein synthesis so it would work, but at what point do you know what is working and what is junk? i wouldnt add nxt, i would do that or stoked. they arent the same, but again, too big of a stack isnt better.
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    I'd just do the STOKED/ AX and M-Stak, I think it would be a pretty potent stack but wouldn't add any more supps to it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by nni View Post
    m-stak is more protein synthesis so it would work, but at what point do you know what is working and what is junk? i wouldnt add nxt, i would do that or stoked. they arent the same, but again, too big of a stack isnt better.
    good points

    I've been through 2 cans of M-Stak(not recently) and had great results with it so I felt fairly certain that it would remain effective for me. Just looking to mix it up a bit and add a little something, with a great track record, to it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by wrstdude View Post
    good points

    I've been through 2 cans of M-Stak(not recently) and had great results with it so I felt fairly certain that it would remain effective for me. Just looking to mix it up a bit and add a little something, with a great track record, to it.

    I like the Activate Xtreme/Stoked/m-stak keep us updated on your progress
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