AndroAnarchy
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BSN has re-formulated no-xplode and with new flavors. Does anyone know what they changed? (other than the flavors)
What is different about the new No-xplode?
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motiv8erJR
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Other than the label... not much... plus I think they lowered the amount of caffiene in it ....
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LiftNDestroy
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No offense dude but did you not notice that the thread you were responding to was from 2006?:blink:
MuscleGuyinNY
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New label and no CEE or CEM3 'technology.' It's just creatine monohydrate, sugar, flavoring, and caffeine. A lot of it, too.
Save your money for something more effective, beneficial, and worth your money. I've heard many good things about Swell, Clout, Ragnarok, and IntraXcell. There are more, but those are examples of some other, somewhat similar, products out there.
BSN is currently being sued for false advertising:
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Save your money for something more effective, beneficial, and worth your money. I've heard many good things about Swell, Clout, Ragnarok, and IntraXcell. There are more, but those are examples of some other, somewhat similar, products out there.
BSN is currently being sued for false advertising:
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MuscleGuyinNY
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He just joined. He's a newbie. He wants to boost his post count up a bit. Leave the poor guy alone.
MuscleGuyinNY
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But, BSN isn't getting off the hook that easy. There are also claims against their product, Cell-Mass:
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MuscleGuyinNY
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Well, BSN just flat-out lied about NO-Xplode.
As for Cell-Mass; supposively, there are traces of something quite harmful, and toxic, in some batches of their formula.
MuscleGuyinNY
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Well, everybody's body is different. You and I probably wouldn't react the same to different supplements, but maybe to some. NO-Xplode, or Cell Mass, could work to a degree as they do contain some creatine monohydrate. However, money could've been spent more wisely and effectively. A lot of people have claimed that some BSN products, namely Nitrix and Cheaters, do, in fact, work. But, again, that brings us back to the fact that everybody's body reacts differently. Some people, however, are also just very naive.