Arachidonic Acid: When Inflammation Is Good

[asooneyeonig]

ARACHIDONIC ACID: WHEN INFLAMMATION IS GOOD - AnabolicMinds.com



so, what is everyone's thoughts on this?

 

[Warthog13]

ARACHIDONIC ACID: WHEN INFLAMMATION IS GOOD - AnabolicMinds.com



so, what is everyone's thoughts on this?

Jiigzz posted an extremely helpful and thorough guide to ArA along with information regarding suggested stacks and supplements that can have adverse interaction.

It's one of the threads in my 'Go-To' list.

I had good experience with ArA earlier this year and will start another run soon.

http://anabolicminds.com/forum/supplements/246394-arachidonic-acid-help.html

 

[asooneyeonig]

nice. i never venture over to that area so i had no idea. thanks.

normally i just dont care about supps. but after my recent success with betaine i'm checking out some others.

 

[kjetil1234]

I've noticed first hand how LACK of inflammation really ****s up your gains. I was taking lots of antioxidants, and the lack of free radicals inhibited my recovery.

Free radicals lead to proper inflammation, which in turn lead to proper recovery. Imbalance of either of these will cause problems...

 

[chedapalooza]

I've noticed first hand how LACK of inflammation really ****s up your gains. I was taking lots of antioxidants, and the lack of free radicals inhibited my recovery.

Free radicals lead to proper inflammation, which in turn lead to proper recovery. Imbalance of either of these will cause problems...

Like what? I've been on 2000-3500mg vitamin c a day. Not centered around workouts.. That's the only real antioxidant I can't think of that I take consistently. But I NEVER get doms. Which is why I am hoping my ara run I am startig next week will help out and get some gains

 

[max d]

Does anyone worry about long term use causing cancer? I know supplementing with it is relatively new but I've stayed away just because of the potential cancer concern. Has anyone came across anything showng that its a non-issue?

 

[max d]

found an answer, apparently a study was done showing 1.5g is safe for healthy individuals: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p_UAqnmeX18

 

[blacklac]

Does anyone worry about long term use causing cancer? I know supplementing with it is relatively new but I've stayed away just because of the potential cancer concern. Has anyone came across anything showng that its a non-issue?

I didn't think there was a concern unless cancer was present. But I dunno...