Favorite Protein and other suppliments

[Salty]

I'm trying to find a store who sells Universal NOX3 as that just seems like a pure NO booster unlike nitrix which has a bit of creatine in it which i don't really want, although at those levels would i notice a difference? If i can't find it this week i will just go with the nitrix and see how i go.

[donnydarkoIRL]

From a guy in the know, I discovered that whilst training for the Benn and Eubank fights Steve Collins used an "Aminos" supplement, that aided with strength Fitness and power.

[p4pking]

For anyone worried about creatine use and any negative associated with it. Look into Kre-alkalyn. It's the only creatine that is infinetly stable in water and has an alkaline PH balance. Therefore it isn't broken down into a waste compound until after it has been used by muscle tissue. I have been completely unresponsive to any other creatine product I've taken.. And I did go through two full tubs of NO-xplode not too long ago. I was taking it every day, and you do notice good pumps. But as Cortez said, it's very likely bad for you in the long term. His describing being slow after a long workout in sparring isn't neccesarily a downside to NO2 products though. They work by creating oxygen in your bloodstream thus drawing fluid into your muscles. It's normal to feel much tighter and musclebound after heavy pumps, period.. Let alone when your talking No2. However, that will only cause greater gains, and couldn't possibly make you slower in the long term(unless of course your weight training in itself is highly detrimental to speed and ROM) regardless how it feels. Also, since I stopped taking it and any other NO2 product, I've still gotten FAR better results which I put down to the Kre-Alkalyn. If your looking for a balanced postworkout supplement, check out Myogenix-Aftershock. It's got all the glucose polymers(though not enough imo), with a whey isolate, a good amount of BCAA's, and extremely high quality glutamine and creatine as well as other muscle volumizers. There's also a good antioxidant blend and joint repair matrix which are very important.

[RozzySean]

For anyone worried about creatine use and any negative associated with it. Look into Kre-alkalyn. It's the only creatine that is infinetly stable in water and has an alkaline PH balance. Therefore it isn't broken down into a waste compound until after it has been used by muscle tissue. I have been completely unresponsive to any other creatine product I've taken.. And I did go through two full tubs of NO-xplode not too long ago. I was taking it every day, and you do notice good pumps. But as Cortez said, it's very likely bad for you in the long term. His describing being slow after a long workout in sparring isn't neccesarily a downside to NO2 products though. They work by creating oxygen in your bloodstream thus drawing fluid into your muscles. It's normal to feel much tighter and musclebound after heavy pumps, period.. Let alone when your talking No2. However, that will only cause greater gains, and couldn't possibly make you slower in the long term(unless of course your weight training in itself is highly detrimental to speed and ROM) regardless how it feels. Also, since I stopped taking it and any other NO2 product, I've still gotten FAR better results which I put down to the Kre-Alkalyn. If your looking for a balanced postworkout supplement, check out Myogenix-Aftershock. It's got all the glucose polymers(though not enough imo), with a whey isolate, a good amount of BCAA's, and extremely high quality glutamine and creatine as well as other muscle volumizers. There's also a good antioxidant blend and joint repair matrix which are very important.

That sounds like a good product. I'll check out that Myogenix stuff. I'm a "balanced post-workout supplement' is exactly what I'm after.