Sounds interesting, I'm would describe myself as a base level supplement user, and what I mean by that is this--I stick to a basic supplementation stack that consist of the following products;Gotta say i was always sceptical on the whole NO issues and felt same way either its a bunch of BS just to sell more product or just doesnt work on me
If you get a chance try NO Infuse.... Its a spray and you apply to the body part being worked out... I experimented with it using on a dedicated arm day sprayed on my right biceps/tricep nothing on my left arm
The difference in vascularity was amazing and the pump from it lasted much longer than the natural pump in my other arm, give it a shot you might be really suprised, i actually avoid spraying on my forearms as the pumps are just damn right painful, ive noticed others say the same in other threads.
As far as i know its the only targeted NO product on the market
*Preworkouts (Jack3d)
*MultiVitamin
*Protein Powders (Whey and Casein)
*Joint Support/Fish Oils
*Fiberteq (VPX product)
*Meal replacement bars (easier to eat at work)
*Thermo/Fatburners (only precardio) --loved VPX Clenbrutrx and Anabolic Xtremes new version of Stim-X
I believe the next level of supplement use is along the lines of test boosters and the like, products that impact insulin/nutrient partitioning and sprays, all of which seem to be hit and miss according to real-world feed back, such as those from other boxers, MMA athletes and those who train and participate in other sports, these are products that don't appear to be cost effective, at least in my humble opinion. The gains received are minimal and don't justify the cost in some cases, or am I way off coming to this conclusion? I've spent so much money on supplements through the years, 99.9% of the secondary level products were useless or the gains were so nominal, they didn't justify the added expense.