Interesting little article

[myfathersboy]

Most of this we've already heard some place or another....I just thought it was a neat little summary....Perhaps even a good starting point for some of the newer trainees?

http://www.agelessoptions.com/sportsnutrition.html

 

[rocketscientist]

Thanks - interesting post.

Ephedrine and herbal equivalents— ... ; the speakers pointed out that there are more adverse event reports (which has created the majority of bad press for ephedrine et al.) associated with vitamin E than with ephedrine-containing supplements.

ooops :rofl:

 

[CDB]

Ephedrine and herbal equivalents— ... ; the speakers pointed out that there are more adverse event reports (which has created the majority of bad press for ephedrine et al.) associated with vitamin E than with ephedrine-containing supplements.

Probably true but you have to take the pool of users and dosing into account. It may have a raw number higher than ephedrine, but on a per capita basis it still might be a lot less 'dangerous' and have a higher number of AERs simply because a lot more people are using vitamin E on a regular basis.