[nunes]

Originally Posted by jjohn

It's not that pumps "can't" be better. But if you look at Hemo, it is recommended to use pre wo. I don't know, but I assume the AA in this product is lower than 1 g. Also, there are no problems using a NO product and AA. With a full dose of XF, plus a NO product, you might get a pump so intense that some extra reps can't be done (it happened to me), which is not really what we're looking for..

I think that this product is really promising and will yield to great pumps and vasularity!

I hope so bro, AA is without any doubt a good vasodilator(the headaches some people feel are the proof of it, increased vasodilation can give headaches), I just posted what I saw, the rep said that when using AA NO products arent needed but I agree with you.
By the way the second time I used AA I stacked it with cissus and the headaches were minor , any explanation?
Is it good or not take cissus with AA, I know theres a lot of threads about this but does MN got the final answer?

[jjohn]

Originally Posted by nunes

I hope so bro, AA is without any doubt a good vasodilator(the headaches some people feel are the proof of it, increased vasodilation can give headaches), I just posted what I saw, the rep said that when using AA NO products arent needed but I agree with you.
By the way the second time I used AA I stacked it with cissus and the headaches were minor , any explanation?
Is it good or not take cissus with AA, I know theres a lot of threads about this but does MN got the final answer?

For now, a resonable dose of cissus does not seem to hurt the results, but there is no official exact amount right now that we've established.

[MuscleGuyinNY]

I'm ordering this in about a week or so. I'm anxious.

[strategicmove]

Originally Posted by jjohn

For now, a resonable dose of cissus does not seem to hurt the results, but there is no official exact amount right now that we've established.

I would agree with John here. Cissus is known to have potent anti-inflammatory properties, and all potent anti-inflammatory compounds would be counter-productive to the established arachidonic-acid pathways. So, if you have to take cissus with an arachidonic acid product, watch your cissus dose closely, otherwise you could neutralize the intended arachidonic acid effects.