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Are your balls Diesel? Diesel Test Hardcore/Sunami libido/strength Log.

JP8 gives you crazy focus, then the endurance kicks in. Just read around, and yes, I feel as do others that it stacks very well with DTH. I haven't used anything yet that has given me that laser-like focus.
the funny thing is I see all these post over at AM with people saying "oh I get better results from superpump."
 
I've tried Superpump, and I liked it better than everything else, until I tired JP8, it beats it hands down. Not just saying that, it's a fact for me. The thing that sets JP8 apart is the focus. The endurance kicks in for me later, but nothing gives me that Laser-like focus.
 
Thanks guys. Chuck, will ready4war stack with dth, dt2010, and sunami as well as jp8?
Go R4W, DTH, sunami

U dont to run JP8 and DT2010 in there. Now if u want the creatine part of it, u should go:

DTH/ETHER Tabs/R4W maybe Sunami in there. But you have to realize, its never really nec. to stack 3 or more GET DIESEL products for results. I know thats the mentality today, but trust me, all that stuff you listed, u dont want to stack them.
 
Day 22:
Dose: 2/2/1 DTH, 1/1/1 Sunami

Day 23:
Dose: 2/2/1 DTH, 0/0/0 Sunami

Day 24:
Dose: 0/0/0 DTH, 2/0/2 Sunami

Vascularity is up, some nice pumps going on, strength and endurance are up, getting leaner and bigger, looking WAY better actually.

At this moment I dont know if I like 4 DTH or 5 better. Libido does seem higher on 4, muscle hardness and the way my body looks seems better on 5, but I dont know at this point if thats the increased dose or just gains that just keep coming ;)

Something strange, my haircolour seems to be lighter. Is that possible from DTH/Sunami?? It's growing a lot faster then normal too, I need a haircut every 3 weeks where I would normally go once every 5 or so.
 
Current max lifts:
Parallel Squat 10x310 lbs
Deadlift 1x375 lbs
Clean&Press 5x130 lbs

Last week I did:
Parallel Squat 10x340 lbs
Deadlift 5x340 lbs (dont know current 1RM but up for sure ;) )
Clean&Press 5x145 lbs

muscle hardness and the way my body looks seems better on 5, but I dont know at this point if thats the increased dose or just gains that just keep coming ;)

Hmm actually I'm on NOS ETHER now which might also explain the increase in muscle hardness and bigger looks ;)
 
Stack update:

I've added some things (new stuff in bold):

2 x Diesel Test Hardcore
5 x Sunami
1 x Diesel Test 2010 (in transit)
1 x JP8
1 x NOS ETHER
3 tubs Primoridal performance Toco-8 (vitamin E thingy)
3 tubs Primordial performance Endoamp (Phosphatidylserine)
2 bottles PGHt (growth hormone precursor)
RPN stuff, virile mane, flawless, java lather, banish (in transit)
Applied Neutricals Osteo (joint support)(in transit)

Bulk Fishoil
2 x NOW Astaxantin
1 x NOW Saw Palmetto
4 tubs Xtend

Damn and I wanted to keep it basic :S
Lookin kinda thick there bro!! Nice!
 
I've tried Superpump, and I liked it better than everything else, until I tired JP8, it beats it hands down. Not just saying that, it's a fact for me. The thing that sets JP8 apart is the focus. The endurance kicks in for me later, but nothing gives me that Laser-like focus.

yeah i agree superpump is actually good.
i havent tried JP8 yet though.:duel:
 
I'm anxiously waiting for my bottle of DTH and can't wait to try it. Here is my question, since DTH increases testosterone, can it actually assist in buring body fat?
 
I'm anxiously waiting for my bottle of DTH and can't wait to try it. Here is my question, since DTH increases testosterone, can it actually assist in buring body fat?

Yup it can, through multiple pathways. Good test boosters improve my body composition more then fatburners.
 
Lookin good there 1HP!! I can't wait to start NOS Ether here soon. Almost outta JP8, time to re-order!! Seems for me once I take a day off the stack, the next day I start it up again, it hits me like a ton of bricks again, I love it!!! Is that the same for you?
 
Lookin good there 1HP!! I can't wait to start NOS Ether here soon. Almost outta JP8, time to re-order!! Seems for me once I take a day off the stack, the next day I start it up again, it hits me like a ton of bricks again, I love it!!! Is that the same for you?

Hmm no I dont think I'm noticing that in particular, except for the Sunami, the happy feelings are less on my Sunami day off.. Same as on 2 vs 3 a day, immediately noticable..
 
Day 25:
Dose: 2/2/1 DTH, 1/1/1 Sunami.

Recepy for extreme pumps/vascularity:

Pre workout:
2 scoops Xtend
2 scoops JP8
1 scoop NOS ETHER

During workout:
2 scoops Xtend

Post workout:
2 scoops Xtend
1 scoop NOS ETHER

HOLY PUMPS BATMAN!!!



Day 13:
Left ball: 34x52 mm
Right ball: 35x50 mm

Upper leg: 24.8"
Waist: 34.2"
Arm: 14.9"
Chest 48"
Weight: 189 lbs
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Day 25 Measurements:
Left ball: 34x54 mm
Right ball: 35x52 mm

Upper leg: 25.2"
Waist: 34.2"
Arm: 14.9"
Chest 48.3"
Weight: 193.5 lbs

Gained 4.5 lbs and some size on my legs/chest since starting JP8/NOS ETHER, balls a little bigger again aswell :head:

Notes: Some acne developing on shoulders. Libido a bit down on 5DTH. I wish I could do 4.5 tabs DTH ;) maybe try 4 one day, 5 the other. Energy during workout was unreal. Today I really felt the force of JP8/NOS ETHER.
 
Like the xtend do ya? lol me too. Its the shizzle.

I use 8 scoops in 1 gallon of h20 every day while at work.

Preworkout for Legs day-
1.5 scoop JP8
1 scoop purple wraath
1 scoop xtend

All other preworkout days get-
1 scoops vasocharge
1 scoop Nos ether
1 scoop xtend

Postworkout- 1 scoop Nos Ether +1 scoop xtend

Pumps and strength went up alot since adding in all the BCAA's.


I think i need to buy a truck load of xtend. lol
 
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Lol yeah really, I take 10 scoops Xtend on non w/o days, 12 on w/o days.. It rocks!
 
yeah xtend is the best thing ever, bcca's rock the socks of of the whey proteins of yesteryear, if u take bcaa's before,during and after a workout theres no need for whey anymore. Bcca's r much more anabolic than whey.
 
yeah xtend is the best thing ever, bcca's rock the socks of of the whey proteins of yesteryear, if u take bcaa's before,during and after a workout theres no need for whey anymore. Bcca's r much more anabolic than whey.

This is a joke I hope :D


If you have adequate protein throughout the day there is no need for ffAA's. Only properly dosed around a workout can they provide additional benefits that in tract protein cannot.

Layne Norton has written many articles on utilizing amino acids, may want to look into some his stuff as he is a pioneer when it comes to amino acids.

The only other reason I can imagine someone using 10-12 scoops of amino acids throughout the day is on an extreme cut where a strong caloric deficit is taking place and it's necessary to prevent catabolism. Other than that, save your $.


This log is making me VERY anxious to crack open my tub of ETHER and bottle of DTH :D :D
 
This is a joke I hope :D


If you have adequate protein throughout the day there is no need for ffAA's. Only properly dosed around a workout can they provide additional benefits that in tract protein cannot.

Layne Norton has written many articles on utilizing amino acids, may want to look into some his stuff as he is a pioneer when it comes to amino acids.

The only other reason I can imagine someone using 10-12 scoops of amino acids throughout the day is on an extreme cut where a strong caloric deficit is taking place and it's necessary to prevent catabolism. Other than that, save your $.


This log is making me VERY anxious to crack open my tub of ETHER and bottle of DTH :D :D

Thats exactly what layne norton does, hip drink 2 scoops of xtend in between meals to improve protein synthesis. Whey is pretty obsolete compares to BCAA's, Luecine in particular, which is a directly related to protein sysntheis according to layne norton and his research. BCAA's are way better than whey, not for a meal replacement though.
 
Xtend decreases recovery time and has a positive influence on body composition for me.
 
I eat chicken/brown rice 4 times a day at work . 50/50, 1 packed cup each time. 1gallon of water at work alone.

oatmeal and protein breakfast

balanced dinner.


My strength has gone up since adding bcaa's..........

I really dont care what data is spit out. I know what works for me in the gym. End of story.

Many guys have success megadosing BCAA'
s we are not the exception.
 
Thats exactly what layne norton does, hip drink 2 scoops of xtend in between meals to improve protein synthesis. Whey is pretty obsolete compares to BCAA's, Luecine in particular, which is a directly related to protein sysntheis according to layne norton and his research. BCAA's are way better than whey, not for a meal replacement though.

Strong broscience :(
 
update on haircolour.
Went to the hairdresser today (2nd time since on DTH ;) already). Anyways he commented on my lighter haircolour so it's not me imagining things.. What gives.. Chuck??
 
Interrelationship between Physical Activity and Branched-Chain Amino Acids1
Michael Gleeson2

School of Sport and Exercise Sciences, Loughborough University, Loughborough, Leicestershire, LE11 3TU, England, UK

2To whom correspondence should be addressed. E-mail: [email protected].

Some athletes can have quite high intakes of branched-chain amino acids (BCAAs) because of their high energy and protein intakes and also because they consume protein supplements, solutions of protein hydrolysates, and free amino acids. The requirement for protein may actually be higher in endurance athletes than in sedentary individuals because some amino acids, including the BCAAs, are oxidized in increased amounts during exercise compared with rest, and they must therefore be replenished by the diet. In the late 1970s, BCAAs were suggested to be the third fuel for skeletal muscle after carbohydrate and fat. However, the majority of later studies, using various exercise and treatment designs and several forms of administration of BCAAs (infusion, oral, and with and without carbohydrates), have failed to find a performance-enhancing effect. No valid scientific evidence supports the commercial claims that orally ingested BCAAs have an anticatabolic effect during and after exercise in humans or that BCAA supplements may accelerate the repair of muscle damage after exercise. The recommended protein intakes for athletes (1.2 to 1.8 g ? kg body mass–1 ? d–1) do not seem to be harmful. Acute intakes of BCAA supplements of about 10–30 g/d seem to be without ill effect. However, the suggested reasons for taking such supplements have not received much support from well-controlled scientific studies.

Here is Alan Aragon's thoughts:

As far as the research goes, free-form BCAA simply hasn't proven itself superior to an isonitrogenous amount of protein for the purpose of improving body composition. The only exception to this rule was a 1997 study (Mourier, et al) which compared a 0.9g/kg soy protein supp with 0.9g/kg BCAA-enriched protein supp under hypocaloric conditions. Can you guess which treatment got beaten for improving body comp?

If there was objective proof beyond the brotacular testimonials of those with a predetermined belief that free-form BCAA is the magic bullet, I'd give it some credit. But thankfully, the same results can be achieved by eating more animal flesh, or you can take the convenient/cheap route & have more whey.

I hope you are beginning to understand that supplementing AA's throughout the day is simply broscience, and there is really nothing but anecdotal/placebo results.
 
Yup it can, through multiple pathways. Good test boosters improve my body composition more then fatburners.
Good answer there bro, and def true.
 
Day 25:
Dose: 2/2/1 DTH, 1/1/1 Sunami.

Recepy for extreme pumps/vascularity:

Pre workout:
2 scoops Xtend
2 scoops JP8
1 scoop NOS ETHER

During workout:
2 scoops Xtend

Post workout:
2 scoops Xtend
1 scoop NOS ETHER

HOLY PUMPS BATMAN!!!





Day 25 Measurements:
Left ball: 34x54 mm
Right ball: 35x52 mm

Upper leg: 25.2"
Waist: 34.2"
Arm: 14.9"
Chest 48.3"
Weight: 193.5 lbs

Gained 4.5 lbs and some size on my legs/chest since starting JP8/NOS ETHER, balls a little bigger again aswell :head:

Notes: Some acne developing on shoulders. Libido a bit down on 5DTH. I wish I could do 4.5 tabs DTH ;) maybe try 4 one day, 5 the other. Energy during workout was unreal. Today I really felt the force of JP8/NOS ETHER.
Thats whats up man!! I'm up 4 pounds on day like 18 of something.
 
update on haircolour.
Went to the hairdresser today (2nd time since on DTH already). Anyways he commented on my lighter haircolour so it's not me imagining things.. What gives.. Chuck??

Well, I can't help ya out man, no hair on my head, and I can't see what color it is on my back:lol:
 
Here is Alan Aragon's thoughts:



I hope you are beginning to understand that supplementing AA's throughout the day is simply broscience, and there is really nothing but anecdotal/placebo results.

read that e-book
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BCAA supplements for recovery after endurance exercise
Branched-chain amino acid supplementation and indicators of muscle damage after endurance exercise.
Int J Sport Nutr Exerc Metab. 2007 December. Greer BK, Woodard JL, White JP, Arguello EM, Haymes EM. Dept. of Physical Therapy and Human Movement Sciences, Sacred Heart University, Fairfield, CT 06825, USA.
The purpose of this study was to determine whether branched-chain amino acid BCAA supplementation attenuates indirect indicators of muscle damage during endurance exercise as compared with an isocaloric, carbohydrate (CHO) beverage or a noncaloric placebo (PLAC) beverage. Nine untrained men performed three 90 min cycling bouts at 55% VO 2peak. The volunteers blinded to beverage selection, ingested a total of 200 kcal of energy via the CHO or BCAA beverage before and at 60 min of exercise, or they drank the PLAC beverage. Creatine kinase (CK), lactate dehydrogenase (LDH), isokinetic leg-extension and -flexion torque, and muscle soreness were assessed before and immediately, 4 h, 24 h, and 48 h postexercise. The trials were separated by 8 wk. CK activities were significantly lower after the BCAA trial than in the PLAC trial at 4, 24, and 48 h postexercise, as well as lower than the CHO beverage at 24 h postexercise. CK was lower in the CHO trial at the 24- and 48-h time points than in the PLAC trial. LDH activities were lower in the BCAA trial at 4 h than in the PLAC trial. As compared with the CHO and PLAC trials, ratings of perceived soreness were lower at 24 h postexercise, and leg-flexion torque was higher at the 48-h time point after the BCAA trial. The present data suggest that BCAA supplementation attenuates muscle damage during prolonged endurance exercise in untrained college-age men. CHO ingestion attenuates CK activities at 24 and 48 h postexercise as compared with a placebo beverage.

BCAA for Cancer Surgery
Response of muscle protein and glutamine kinetics to branched chain enriched amino acids - BCAA - in intensive care patients after radical cancer surgery.
Nutrition. 2006 May;22(5):475-82. Epub 2006 Feb 10. Department of Clinical, Technological and Morphological Sciences, Division of Internal Medicine, University of Trieste, Trieste, Italy.
Patients with cancer are characterized by decreased muscle protein synthesis and glutamine availability that contribute to an impaired immune response. These abnormalities worsen after surgical stress. We tested the hypothesis that pharmacologic doses of branched-chain amino acids would improve the early metabolic response after major cancer surgery. CONCLUSIONS: An excess of branched-chain amino acids in the presence of an optimal profile of other essential amino acids acutely increased muscle protein synthesis and glutamine flux from skeletal muscle in cancer patients after surgery.

BCAA for fatigue
A role for branched chain amino acids in reducing central fatigue.
J Nutr. 2006 Feb;136(2):544S-547S. Blomstrand E. Astrand Laboratory, University College of Physical Education and Sports and Department of Physiology and Pharmacology, Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm, Sweden.
Several factors have been identified to cause peripheral fatigue during exercise, whereas the mechanisms behind central fatigue are less well known. Changes in the brain 5-hydroxytryptamine (5-HT) level is one factor that has been suggested to cause fatigue. The rate-limiting step in the synthesis of 5-HT is the transport of tryptophan across the blood-brain barrier. This transport is influenced by the fraction of tryptophan available for transport into the brain and the concentration of the other large neutral amino acids, including the BCAA (leucine, isoleucine, and valine), which are transported via the same carrier system. Studies in human subjects have shown that the plasma ratio of free tryptophan (unbound to albumin) / BCAA increases and that tryptophan is taken up by the brain during endurance exercise, suggesting that this may increase the synthesis of 5-HT in the brain. Ingestion of BCAA increases their concentration in plasma. This may reduce the uptake of tryptophan by the brain and also 5-HT synthesis and thereby delay fatigue. Accordingly, when BCAA were supplied to human subjects during a standardized cycle ergometer exercise their ratings of perceived exertion and mental fatigue were reduced, and, during a competitive 30-km cross-country race, their performance on different cognitive tests was improved after the race. In some situations the intake of BCAA also improves physical performance. The results also suggest that ingestion of carbohydrates during exercise delays a possible effect of BCAA on fatigue since the brain's uptake of tryptophan is reduced.

its not broscience dude, bcca's are just as proven as creatine and beta alanine.
 
yes, thats one of things test is able to do mate:bruce3:

Lol funny but yeah I have used other supplements that increase Test but no change in body fat.

Can I take DTH with food or will that inhibit absorption?

Ps. Canadian customs are ****ing retarded, every time they keep my supplements for a week.
 
its not broscience dude, bcca's are just as proven as creatine and beta alanine.


I have some weird feeling you don't even know what you posted. NOTHING that you posted proves BCAA's more effective than whey protein.

The first study was on un-trained college men, which means they are not taking on the high protein diets we are.

Second, cancer patients are most likely not taking in 2g/lb of protein and most likely not eating every 3hrs with high protein meals, so of course the introduction of free form amino acids will give some results. This still fails to prove how they're of any benefit when diet is in check.

The third test, was done with a 30km cross country race. I cannot begin to fathom the type of relevance you've perceived from that study.

Hate to break it to you, but there is NO study out there that proves amino acids to be better than whey. On top of that, when you've got a proper diet set up...the use of amino acids for beneficial purposes becomes VERY VERY limited. Whether or not you choose to believe it because I do realize broscience can reach the roots of many people's beliefs...it is reality.
 
I have some weird feeling you don't even know what you posted. NOTHING that you posted proves BCAA's more effective than whey protein.

The first study was on un-trained college men, which means they are not taking on the high protein diets we are.

Second, cancer patients are most likely not taking in 2g/lb of protein and most likely not eating every 3hrs with high protein meals, so of course the introduction of free form amino acids will give some results. This still fails to prove how they're of any benefit when diet is in check.

The third test, was done with a 30km cross country race. I cannot begin to fathom the type of relevance you've perceived from that study.

Hate to break it to you, but there is NO study out there that proves amino acids to be better than whey. On top of that, when you've got a proper diet set up...the use of amino acids for beneficial purposes becomes VERY VERY limited. Whether or not you choose to believe it because I do realize broscience can reach the roots of many people's beliefs...it is reality.

look do what you want, well do what we want there are thousand of satisfied customers of xtend, everyone i know takes that and it works, it also has citrline maltate and gluatamine, but the bcaa's are big component of it. Ill laugh because all of are happily enjoying our xtend.

good day sir, im tired of arguing:duel::lol::lol::lol::head:
 
Lol funny but yeah I have used other supplements that increase Test but no change in body fat.

Can I take DTH with food or will that inhibit absorption?

Ps. Canadian customs are ****ing retarded, every time they keep my supplements for a week.

Check my stats change from start till now, my waist circumference is a lot lower.

You have to take DT before food on an empty stomach. It's enteric coated and has to pass through the stomach.
 
look do what you want, well do what we want there are thousand of satisfied customers of xtend, everyone i know takes that and it works, it also has citrline maltate and gluatamine, but the bcaa's are big component of it. Ill laugh because all of are happily enjoying our xtend.

good day sir, im tired of arguing:duel::lol::lol::lol::head:

Not really, arguing. Simply debating science, but I guess that's not really your thing? I was simply trying to save you money. I agree that amino acids can be beneficial when timed properly around a workout...my only point was that it is a waste to mega dose them throughout the day. And all the research and experts agree with me, I'm not really sure why people are so stuck on the damn broscience. :think:

I'm sure there's thousands of satisfied customers with "the strap" too, just because they simply don't know any better. Does that mean the strap is better than "steroids of yesteryear?" ;)
 
Not really, arguing. Simply debating science, but I guess that's not really your thing? I was simply trying to save you money. I agree that amino acids can be beneficial when timed properly around a workout...my only point was that it is a waste to mega dose them throughout the day. And all the research and experts agree with me, I'm not really sure why people are so stuck on the damn broscience. :think:

I'm sure there's thousands of satisfied customers with "the strap" too, just because they simply don't know any better. Does that mean the strap is better than "steroids of yesteryear?" ;)

I have to disagree with you, not because of science but because of personal experience. See my previous log:
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I have to disagree with you, not because of science but because of personal experience. See my previous log:
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That's fine I can't really argue with anecdotal feedback. Glad you found something that works for you, although it is still difficult to gauge whether or not more protein would have yielded the same results.
 
...I agree that amino acids can be beneficial when timed properly around a workout...my only point was that it is a waste to mega dose them throughout the day....

I agree with you here, especially because of the role they play in halting catabolism, optimizing the benefits of supplementation during the so-called window of anabolic opportunity, and enhancing recovery. There are diminishing returns to indiscriminate mega-dosed intake of BCAAs (and, in particular, leucine). First of all, there are natural limits to systemic uptake and utilization. Second, certain co-factors are important. In particular, although BCAAs, especially leucine, trigger and promote protein synthesis, the simultaneous consumption of the full range of EAAs and carbohydrates is crucial for an optimized anabolic environment. Without, at least the full range of EAAs, whether singular-form or not, stand-alone leucine supplementation, for instance that appears to be very popular with some bodybuilders, not to mention mega-dosing, is counter-productive.

Sorry, 1HP, if I derailed your thread!
 
Wow guys interesting stuff!! I have to say that I personally have had great results with taking in eaa's and bcaa when cutting weight, but, that time I didn't use extend, I used Amino Fuel, it has no citrulline malate in it, but it has arginine. Also mixed some eaa's in there as well. Put just a tad of Glycomaize in the mix for carbs. Didn't do the mega-dosing thing, only did like 2-3 servings per day, nothing major. Overall, I was very happy and still am with the results. Not trying to start a pissing contest here, I can see the logic in both sides, just stating a personal fact for me. Always nice ot have everybody weigh in, that's why it's a great forum.
 
I agree with you here, especially because of the role they play in halting catabolism, optimizing the benefits of supplementation during the so-called window of anabolic opportunity, and enhancing recovery. There are diminishing returns to indiscriminate mega-dosed intake of BCAAs (and, in particular, leucine). First of all, there are natural limits to systemic uptake and utilization. Second, certain co-factors are important. In particular, although BCAAs, especially leucine, trigger and promote protein synthesis, the simultaneous consumption of the full range of EAAs and carbohydrates is crucial for an optimized anabolic environment. Without, at least the full range of EAAs, whether singular-form or not, stand-alone leucine supplementation, for instance that appears to be very popular with some bodybuilders, not to mention mega-dosing, is counter-productive.

Sorry, 1HP, if I derailed your thread!

Thank you, I was beginning to think I was alone in here. There is potential benefits of additional Leucine with in-tact whey I might add, however for people to conclude that mega-dosing bcaa's will yield results greater than whey is simply unsubstantiated. Thanks for the support ;)

Wow guys interesting stuff!! I have to say that I personally have had great results with taking in eaa's and bcaa when cutting weight, but, that time I didn't use extend, I used Amino Fuel, it has no citrulline malate in it, but it has arginine. Also mixed some eaa's in there as well. Put just a tad of Glycomaize in the mix for carbs. Didn't do the mega-dosing thing, only did like 2-3 servings per day, nothing major. Overall, I was very happy and still am with the results. Not trying to start a pissing contest here, I can see the logic in both sides, just stating a personal fact for me. Always nice ot have everybody weigh in, that's why it's a great forum.

The fact that you're cutting is a whole different story. The practice of dosing amino acids between meals, or throughout the day is justifiable. Due to a constant caloric deficit the body's desire to maintain homeostasis triggers catabolism. Amino acids can help prevent the break down of muscle, which is ideal when cutting. So, as I've previously stated...amino acids have their uses, but in very limited circumstances and/or windows.
 
i never said i megadosed bcaa's, there was a misunderstanding, I still think however if you have meals 3-4 hours apart, its good to take one serving of xtend to keep your bcaa's, but my whole overall point was i have not used whey in over a year for afterworkout nutrition, bcca's are just better for this purpose for me, and my anecdectoal experience of trying both. of course 30 minutes after my workout i eat a full meal.

EEA's are important 100 percent but its the bcca and glutamine are better. Amino acid are better than regular whey, because whey has to be proccessed buy the body, aminos are in the current forms.

Dave gabe even the company you rep for put Amino acids along with hydrolized protein for a product that is simply better than plain whey, can u argue againt your own affiliation?

haha:cheers:
 
What makes IntrAbolic so unique and effective?


Custom Whey Protein Hydrolysate = IntrAbolic-Peptides?

IntrAbolic works by utilizing a unique whey protein hydrolysate (WPH) found exclusively in IntrAbolic. Our custom WPH has undergone a high degree of hydrolysis (over 30%) which supplies primarily low-molecular weight, di-and tripeptides we refer to as IntrAbolic-Peptides. Unlike standard intact proteins and long chain peptides, IntrAbolic-Peptides do not have to undergo the typical slow digestive process. Their unique properties also allow them to utilize a highly efficient transport system, specific to di-and tripeptides. Unlike regular amino acids derived from intact proteins which are slow to enter the bloodstream, IntrAbolic-Peptides are rapidly absorbed, causing a tremendous spike in extracellular amino acids. Research has shown, it is extracellular amino acid concentrations that stimulate and signal our bodies to increase protein synthesis and maximize the anabolic response. Concurrently, this large amino acid spike causes an insulin increase to fight muscle breakdown which occurs during training. Rapid and efficient absorption also makes these peptides ideal for use during your workout as they will not cause bloating or stomach discomfort like other intact proteins.


Free-form amino acids

Another highly efficient and rapid way to get amino acids into the blood (second only to WPH) is through ingestion of free-form amino acids (ffAA's), specifically the essential amino acids in free form. Intensive nutrient timing research studies show ffAA's (due to their quick absorption) can cause a big spike in blood plasma amino acid concentrations and when timed properly with exercise, may illicit a much greater anabolic response from exercise than intact proteins can. Combining WPH with ffAA's creates a powerful one-two punch in boosting anabolism and fighting catabolism. The beauty of combining di-and tripeptides from WHP with ffAA's is both use different intestinal transporters to carry them into the blood, maximizing absorption speed with very little redundancy. Current research shows that di- and tripeptides may actually enhance the ffAA's transporters, further increasing the rate of absorption.

Leucine

This powerhouse amino acid has been shown in research to both directly stimulate protein synthesis and indirectly by increasing the hormone insulin, which is both anabolic and anti-catabolic. Simply put, this is one of the most effective amino acids you can take intra-workout and further enhances the anabolic response when other essential amino acids are present.


Beta-Alanine, Carnosine Booster

Touted as the biggest scientific breakthrough since creatine, the amino acid beta-alanine has exploded into the sports nutrition industry, as more people find out just how effective this supplement really is. This worldwide explosion can largely be credited to the enormous popularity of our formula, IntraXCell, The World's First DEDICATED carnosine booster. When taken at a minimum dose of 3.2g per day, its cumulative effects when taken daily for 1-2 weeks, can impact your workout performance greatly.

Much of beta-alanine's effects are realized by boosting the synthesis of a intracellular (inside the cell) buffer called carnosine. Carnosine is a dipeptide, composed of the amino acids, beta-alanine and histidine and has the ability to stabilize muscular pH by soaking up fatigue causing hydrogen ions(H+).

It has been dosed perfectly to stack with IntraXCell to maximize the speed of carnosine synthesis and bring about BIG GAINS in strength, muscle and endurance.. FAST!


Electrolytes/minerals-

The importance of replacing the electrolytes: sodium, potassium and chloride should not be overlooked since, during exercise, we are losing electrolytes at an accelerated rate. Just as important, is their ability to assist in the absorption of fluid and carbohydrate uptake in the gut. The minerals calcium and magnesium are included as they are needed for muscular contraction and muscular growth. When magnesium levels are low during exercise, research has shown fatigue increases.

SORRY HP FOR HIGHJACKING YOUR LOG
 
Damnit you evil Hijackers, keep it up and I'm gonna GET DIESEL on your asses lol :twisted:
 
Sigh, Ari..have you read anything I posted? That last post leaves me no choice but to question your comprehension skills.


Just look at what Strategic quoted, ON THIS VERY SAME PAGE. I even admit that when dosed around a workout they have their benefits...I'm not sure what I left up in the air for misinterpretation?


I guess "mega-dosing" is a subjective term, but in my book 10-12 scoops is within the realm.

Lol yeah really, I take 10 scoops Xtend on non w/o days, 12 on w/o days.. It rocks!

So, 1hp here, that you so avidly agree with Ari, mega-doses in my book. I'm simply trying to explain that he can save his bcaa/eaa products for around workouts, increase protein intake slightly, and have the same results.


The fact that you brought IntrAbolic into the equation leads me to believe that you are simply, copying and pasting information that you do not understand. IntrAbolic was dosed and formulated SPECIFICALLY for the intra-workout product. We at AEN will be the first to admit that this is not an ideal product to take throughout the day. Rapid absorption is not always a desirable trait. Perhaps, you are misunderstanding.
 
i never said i megadosed bcaa's, there was a misunderstanding, I still think however if you have meals 3-4 hours apart, its good to take one serving of xtend to keep your bcaa's, but my whole overall point was i have not used whey in over a year for afterworkout nutrition, bcca's are just better for this purpose for me, and my anecdectoal experience of trying both. of course 30 minutes after my workout i eat a full meal.

EEA's are important 100 percent but its the bcca and glutamine are better. Amino acid are better than regular whey, because whey has to be proccessed buy the body, aminos are in the current forms.

Dave gabe even the company you rep for put Amino acids along with hydrolized protein for a product that is simply better than plain whey, can u argue againt your own affiliation?

haha:cheers:

i dont megadose bccas, wherd u get that from, maybe u dont have compresion skills,i said that in my previous post. my signature states that bcaa's are better than whey,period.(okay for intra workout dosing)BYAH!

I am a very smart guy, saying that i dont have comprehension skills is pretty mean, i take offense to that.

Lets get the record straight on most days non workout out day i dont drink xtend. If i do i have one serving if i cant get a meal in. My whole arguement is WHEY VS. BCAA's
Maybe your the one that has comprehension problems.
And i have no clue why u keep arguing with me, i said that you do what you want and well do what we want. If megadosing bcaa's works for people, are you just gonna go tell call those people liars?

Now please stop continuously making silly arguments with me, if someone quotes me and tests my intellect i cant help but to respond.

Now i'm not trying to be rude here, i am a nice person, and have a nice day!:head::head::head:Good luck in your future endeavors, my new friend, Dave Gabe.
 
i dont megadose bccas, wherd u get that from, maybe u dont have compresion skills,i said that in my previous post. my signature states that bcaa's are better than whey,period.(okay for intra workout dosing)BYAH!

I am a very smart guy, saying that i dont have comprehension skills is pretty mean, i take offense to that.

Lets get the record straight on most days non workout out day i dont drink xtend. If i do i have one serving if i cant get a meal in. My whole arguement is WHEY VS. BCAA's
Maybe your the one that has comprehension problems.
And i have no clue why u keep arguing with me, i said that you do what you want and well do what we want. If megadosing bcaa's works for people, are you just gonna go tell call those people liars?

Now please stop continuously making silly arguments with me, if someone quotes me and tests my intellect i cant help but to respond.

Now i'm not trying to be rude here, i am a nice person, and have a nice day!:head::head::head:Good luck in your future endeavors, my new friend, Dave Gabe.

I'm not trying to argue! :D

The only thing that got to me a little was the fact you're going to quote a product that I know inside and out and try to use it against me :think:

Regardless, I've always appreciated it when people have found something that works for them. That is the BEST situation, when someone knows their body well enough to supplement towards their own needs.

However, I just thought that maybe you guys could save some cash and increase the protein and call it a day. I really didn't mean to come off as arguing, more debating as it is something I love to do. Whether it is debating amino acids, or styles of training, I feel that is a way we can all further educate ourselves and strive to be better.
 
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