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Antaeus Labs Achilles 2.0

LEATHERFACE92 said:
So why doing a updated with 2gr of cissus to have 1,2gr at the end?
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Cissus is the least important part of the formula. We've always advised that if people want a full dose of cissus (and what people consider to be a "full dose" of cissus varies from person to person) that they should top up elsewhere with a good quality cissus product.
 
henryv said:
Cissus is the least important part of the formula. We've always advised that if people want a full dose of cissus (and what people consider to be a "full dose" of cissus varies from person to person) that they should top up elsewhere with a good quality cissus product.
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yeah no doubt, but which version is this one? V3 ?
 
henryv said:
No problem.

We don't standardize for ketosterones. I don't think there's any good evidence that they're the right part to try and isolate.
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Irlt does seem to be the lower the standardization for ketosterones, the better. Whether that means zero standardization, im not sure. Never bothered to look.

SNS has 5% standardization for reference
 
Jiigzz said:
Irlt does seem to be the lower the standardization for ketosterones, the better. Whether that means zero standardization, im not sure. Never bothered to look.

SNS has 5% standardization for reference
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Right. Our extract is pretty low in ketosterones for that reason, but if people wanted to top up their dose then your cissus xt would be a good choice.
Achilles is about more than just cissus; Invalid Link Removed, for example, has a 60 year history as an anti-inflammatory and analgesic.
 
henryv said:
Right. Our extract is pretty low in ketosterones for that reason, but if people wanted to top up their dose then your cissus xt would be a good choice.
Achilles is about more than just cissus; Invalid Link Removed, for example, has a 60 year history as an anti-inflammatory and analgesic.
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I use achilles often. Love the stuff
 
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