Too Anabolic?

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28 Dec 2008 13:02 #8388 by Jackson
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Hey there. I would like to know if stacking supplements Like Leukic, Gakic, Creatine and Nitric Oxide generators and the myriad of other supplements as well as being on a cycle is advisable or dangerous? Is it possible to over do it? Wouldnt Roids and proper diet be enough?

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28 Dec 2008 14:19 #8389 by Empire
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why not looking at using those post cycle to help u gain after you AAS cycle...thats my opinion...

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28 Dec 2008 18:08 #8390 by Dinamo
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Hi Jackson !
Think dj right.
Becoming "too anabolic" might be a false conclusion based on the ridiculous supplement adverts in all the magazines.
The effects of creatine, nox etc. are easily overridden by juice. If you really wanna spent your money on gakic, leukic or similar, rather have it in your pct to keep your strength. Anyways, your pct stress levels (financially) might be lower, if you stick to "normal" creatine monohydrate, leucine (I love that stuff)and a slight calorie plus ...

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29 Dec 2008 09:28 #8395 by Jackson
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So lets say money isnt a factor in trying too build the most effective stack for the best possible gains, what would you guys suggest? surely there have been a lot of advances in the 'supp' game that would warant its use. Im not pro 'supp' im only looking at the best avenues for success.

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29 Dec 2008 10:28 #8398 by MxT
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Remember true proven science ALWAYS comes first. Id say as a rule of thumb about 80% of supplements out there have NO science behind them-ie has never been proved to make any positave changes in humans- about 10 percents has "Twisted science behind it" Lets say creatine Serum as an example- the supp guys recon ok Creatione Mono works- but profit margins are low- so how doe we sell a NEW creatine to the market at 5 times the price- well lets see liqued has to abosrb faster than poweder...mmmm ok here we have a new supper suplement. Problem is it just doednt work and all it does is push up your creatinine levels- which is essence is bad for you. Same with CEE and im starting to think after my post on the GH blunting effect of Argigne N.O products will fall in the same catogrie. then there is about 10% op products- and they are the most non-facy of the bunch that have proven muscle building value- read your- EFa's here, Whey protein, Creatine MH. glutamine , Leucine , Beta Analine etc. Its the combination and correct timing of such supps that can and will make a positave change to your already very good diet here. Invest in some basics
Whey
Flax seed Oil
CLA
Vitamin
Creatine MH with a dextrose or WMS transporter
Some Leucine amino powder
and some Beat analine

You will pay for all these supps prob half of what you are now and it will work, there is also tons on research on these products and they are not bad for you even in large dosages of long perdiods of time. But the most importnat point here is WHOLE food is king

No Preservatives. 100% Juice

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