Thanks, I think I will buy the powdered version.Originally Posted by ShadyKay NT
Originally Posted by thekryptonite
I am going to sound like an idiot, but what are these for?
Basica Chain Amino Acids - In short, they help counteract muscle breakdown after long strenuous exercise. They also help with muscle soreness (DOMS) and are especially good for people on cuts...since they help preserve muscle-loss.
If you want the long version...google it.
I am just getting into working out the past six months. I tried a few different protiens and just caught a deal in some PRO NOS. I haven't seen anything in this thread about it, but I read good reviews and some said it was good as a pre workout as well. It is supposed to be good for gaining lean muscle mass. It is somewhat high in calories for a protien, but I am taking OxyElite Pro and do cardio 2xs most days so I don't think it will hurt. I just cracked the tub open yesterday so I can't give a personal review yet, but it is worth looking into.
Great infor i was in the same boat as Carvel
I'm sorry but this is just common sense, surely. If people think that supplements are some type of magical product then they are incredibly dense. I use supplements on top of a healthy diet AND work hard in the gym, as i'm sure others do.
Called PRO NOS? alright ill check it out. Thanks.
I used to think like this but, WHO CARES. Let people do what they want to do with supps. You say hardwork and nutrition first, but honestly, it just takes too long (unless you have great genetics) without supps and people get discouraged. I used to be on the same boat as alot of people here and always used supps and loved them, but I still trained hard.Originally Posted by JewSeeJay
/\ I hope so but it seems as if there are at least some very naive NTers wryin about which whey isolates are better than the next yada yada, half this thread is chem talk. I see dudes come n and say im starting lifting,for the first time ever what pre workouts n creatines n proteins are the best
Not only that, there doesnt sound like theres alot of rest time in between.
I used to think like this but, WHO CARES. Let people do what they want to do with supps. You say hardwork and nutrition first, but honestly, it just takes too long (unless you have great genetics) without supps and people get discouraged. I used to be on the same boat as alot of people here and always used supps and loved them, but I still trained hard.Originally Posted by Dropten
JewSeeJay wrote:
/\ I hope so but it seems as if there are at least some very naive NTers wryin about which whey isolates are better than the next yada yada, half this thread is chem talk. I see dudes come n and say im starting lifting,for the first time ever what pre workouts n creatines n proteins are the best
Why do the results have to be immediate?Originally Posted by Durden7
I used to think like this but, WHO CARES. Let people do what they want to do with supps. You say hardwork and nutrition first, but honestly, it just takes too long (unless you have great genetics) without supps and people get discouraged. I used to be on the same boat as alot of people here and always used supps and loved them, but I still trained hard.Originally Posted by Dropten
JewSeeJay wrote:
/\ I hope so but it seems as if there are at least some very naive NTers wryin about which whey isolates are better than the next yada yada, half this thread is chem talk. I see dudes come n and say im starting lifting,for the first time ever what pre workouts n creatines n proteins are the best
All that matters are results!!!!
I used Hal Higdon as a guide for training.
Thats just how people interpret what I write. I cant help it. Its one of the negatives of the written word.
Ask your daddy.
...and Im the one who comes off as a Dbag.
