any reason why this stuff is so expensive? been out for a while figured price would come down because i really want to try it
Yes. Successful marketing campaigns.any reason why this stuff is so expensive?
have u tried it? heard a lot of good things about it but saying u should run for 50 days or something like that. at $45 a bottle plus shipping it isn't worth it no matter how well it worksYes. Successful marketing campaigns.
Anecdotal my ass.No. And I don't intent to since there is nothing more than anecdotal evidence that it achieves anything.
So, which one of those twenty references specifically shows the statistical significance of ArA?Anecdotal my ass.
Look at all the references here: http://anabolicminds.com/forum/molecular-nutrition/77311-ultimate-x-factor.html , for example. The research all points in the same direction: the importance of inflammation and ArA in anabolism.
Until proven, that's an empty claim. The original research and subsequent research by many members of the same team (who are all very qualified, by the way) show the opposite.As for the baylor study, it only suffered from lack of subjects. With more subjects I'm confident that statistically significant results would've been reported.
No it doesn't. Is shows that "major companies" are willing to pay for rights because they believe they can generate revenue from doing so. And since the PH ban, most supplement companies have been graping at straws. It therefore has everything to do with marketing.And the fact that major companies like Gaspari and Universal are willing to pay for rights to use ArA shows that it is effective. It has nothing to do with ad campaigns as you suggest. The ads for ArA are almost nonexistent.
use a product like the liquid gels that is actually good and you'd like it even moreI tried the halo- liquid gels and i had great strength results. i would take 4 pre-workout and honest to god, i broke through my bench and leg press platue's. I had atcually gone up in weight so much on my leg presses, my knees werent able to keep up with the weight. If you felt like **** on AA im not sure what thats all about but I definatley felt great and powerfull. The only thing that makes me cautios about it is the fact that it made my joints sore. I should have used cissus but had no idea about that supp. at the time. I would recommend ussing AA with some sort of joint support. (alot of it)
u did what?uhh i did.
Creatine Monohydratequick, name 5-10 supplements that have substantial literature and population sampling to substantiate their claims
Arachidonic acid is a long chain, highly polyunsaturated fatty acid. It is the by product of linoleic acid and the key function is the formation of eicosanoids. Eicosanoids consist of the compounds prostaglandins, prostacyclins, thromboxanes, and leukotrienes. The compounds re important and potent regulators of blood pressure, child birth, blood clotting, immune responses, inflammatory responses, and stomach secretions. Eicosanoids in essence act as hormone like compounds.any reason why this stuff is so expensive? been out for a while figured price would come down because i really want to try it
lol, there's one. And it's been in the market for what? 2 decades?Creatine Monohydrate
The heart issues are thought to be caused from consuming much more omega-6 than omega-3. Our diets are pretty rich in omega-6 because most of us don't eat or don't care for cold water fish which are high in 0mega-3. The ratio needs to be maintained at probably 1:1 or no more than 1:2. If you are going to supplement with AA, I would suggest that you also cycle omega-3, possibly flax seed oil. It's always best to be on the safe side rather than be sorry years on down the line.wow. ok, so it bad for you or what? i mean the whole heart attack thing must be casued by exxcessive amounts im sure.
Yes, I too would like to see a study backing this!Arachidonic Acid stimulates prostate tumor growth...why the fukk do you guys take this sh!t!!! Do you think your health is the main concern of these supplement companies. lol
IMHO this is a supplement that needs to fade away. The few pounds people gain is not worth the risk and in some cases could simply be new tumor growth...wow what an awesome product. If I'm going to fukk myself up it better be worth the risk and this one isn't! At the very least you should be getting fingered by your doctor and supplement with saw palmetto when not on AA.
Effects of arachidonic acid supplementation on training adaptations in resistance-trained males.
ABSTRACT: BACKGROUND: To determine the impact of AA supplementation during resistance training on body composition, training adaptations, and markers of muscle hypertrophy in resistance-trained males. METHODS: In a randomized and double blind manner, 31 resistance-trained male subjects (22.1 +/- 5.0 years, 180 +/- 0.1 cm, 86.1 +/- 13.0 kg, 18.1 +/- 6.4% body fat) ingested either a placebo (PLA: 1 g.day-1 corn oil, n = 16) or AA (AA: 1 g.day-1 AA, n = 15) while participating in a standardized 4 day.week-1 resistance training regimen. Fasting blood samples, body composition, bench press one-repetition maximum (1RM), leg press 1RM and Wingate anaerobic capacity sprint tests were completed after 0, 25, and 50 days of supplementation. Percutaneous muscle biopsies were taken from the vastus lateralis on days 0 and 50. RESULTS: Wingate relative peak power was significantly greater after 50 days of supplementation while the inflammatory cytokine IL-6 was significantly lower after 25 days of supplementation in the AA group. PGE2 levels tended to be greater in the AA group. However, no statistically significant differences were observed between groups in body composition, strength, anabolic and catabolic hormones, or markers of muscle hypertrophy (i.e. total protein content or MHC type I, IIa, and IIx protein content) and other intramuscular markers (i.e. FP and EP3 receptor density or MHC type I, IIa, and IIx mRNA expression). CONCLUSION: AA supplementation during resistance-training may enhance anaerobic capacity and lessen the inflammatory response to training. However, AA supplementation did not promote statistically greater gains in strength, muscle mass, or influence markers of muscle hypertrophy.
Thanks for posting that one!after this study came out i believe the popularity of AA slipped.....
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