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| Registered User | What is the difference? Has anyone used both? Which one is better? |
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| Gold Member | The lower percentage extracts are better for joints and supercissus is the best in my opinion. I would buy the higher extract for anabolic dosing if that is your goal. I don't leave home with out my supercissus. |
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| Registered User | so you wouldnt see as much muscle gain from a lower percent cissus as you would a higher percentage one? Would the higher percentage one work for joints just as well? |
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| Registered User | I need both benefits, so am I covered by getting the higher percent? |
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| Nimbus Nutrition Board Rep Board Sponsor | I think the anabolic effects of Cissus are overstated and there are far better compounds for that purpose. As for the joint pain, again I see no real difference in extraction. Supercissus works just as well for me as the 40 or 50% ones. Nimbus Nutrition -josh@nimbusnutrition.com- www.NimbusNutrition.com "When Performance Is Everything" |
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| Registered User | Help me understand this, Supercissus is 10%, does that mean that each capsule yields 750mg with 10% ketosterones? So if there is no real difference I should get the NP Cissus since it is cheaper, right? |
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| Gold Member | I personally have had much better results for joint pain using lower extract cissus. I have never tried using it for anabolic purposes as Wanderlei stated there are much better things available |
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| Registered User | Awesome, thanks. I just read some reviews on PrimaForce Cissus and I think I'll get that instead. Thanks again. |
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| Gold Member | Cissus is a very useful compound. Sure there are several cissus products around with very good reviews. I have only used Osteobolin-C, though, and found it very potent. The Vitamin C it comes with directly supports collagen synthesis. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration, and do not constitute medical advice. |
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| Palo Alto Labs Rep Board Sponsor | ive used them all, most are pretty good, but I have the best results for joint pain with USP labs Supercissus personally. Palo Alto Labs Representative john@paloaltolabs.com - PM's are accepted www.paloaltolabs.com Anabolic Minds Company of the Year 2007 ANABOLIC EDGE - Coming Soon!! |
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| Registered User | Props for Supercissus.... I've ran the 5% and 40% and I'd have to say the 10% worked the best for me, and still does ![]() |
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| Registered User | damm still confusing... |
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| Registered User | Ya i'm a little boggled.. I figure you would just have to take less of the 50% extract.. I was thinking of only taking 1 cap of the 50% everyday.. |
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| Registered User | which one is best for cortisol suppression? MY BODY- MY LABORATORY |
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| Gold Member | I would suggest a cortisol blocker as cissus only suppresses cortisol a little. I don't know if certain extracts suppress it more. |
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| Registered User | hrmm okay well 2 caps of the 50% =P |
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| Registered User | I've tried bulk powders (5 and 10%), USP Supercissus, Primaforce, and NP's 50% caps. My vote goes to NP's caps. I've been taking 4 caps/day of NP's cissus caps and I will continue taking them as long as they are being made. Honestly, I saw a benefit from all cissus products I've taken, but it seems from a price/% extract perspective, NP caps are the way to go. Now if a lower % works better than that is another story. I'm kind of curious why that is the case. I just know that NP caps have kept my nagging shoulder injury in check. |
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