Tmg vs betaine, betaine hcl, betaine anhydrous

I could be wrong but I think I read betaine hcl does nothing for performance. Protein digestion only is my assumption
 
TMG=betaine anhydrous is what you want for performance and cognitive benefits. HCl had some benefits of TMG but mostly only used for digestion.
 
So trimethlycine is the technical name in guessing . What is the difference between tmg and tmg anhydrous
 
What is the difference?

TMG=betaine anhydrous is what you want for performance and cognitive benefits. HCl had some benefits of TMG but mostly only used for digestion.

^^^ What this fella said. HCl is more for digestive issues and shouldn't be used in high doses due to the HCl in it. TMG= Betaine anhydrous, which is what you want for performance benefits.

So trimethlycine is the technical name in guessing . What is the difference between tmg and tmg anhydrous

They are literally the same thing, anhydrous= means no water, so it literally means TMG without water...which is TMG.
 
Okay. Iv seen both that's why I ask.im going with 1500mg is that efficacious enough ? I know some people go as much as 2500mg.
 
Okay. Iv seen both that's why I ask.im going with 1500mg is that efficacious enough ? I know some people go as much as 2500mg.

People tend to go with 2500 mg because that's the dose one of the most recent studies with a positive outcome used
 
Plus the study was done 1250 twice a day I believe .
 
I can only fit so much in my bottle before I put to much .
 
Plus the study was done 1250 twice a day I believe .

Either go twice a day at 1.25 grams or just a single dose at 2.5 grams. I would aim for 2.5 grams daily though, here are some good reads.

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Bodybuilders who take a daily 2.5 g betaine [structural formula shown here] for six weeks will improve their body composition. Sports scientists from Coastal Carolina University draw this conclusion in the Journal of the International Society of Sports Nutrition.

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Athletes who take 2.5 g betaine daily and do intensive training increase their body's anabolic response to the workout. Sports scientists from the University of Connecticut write about the phenomenon in the European Journal of Applied Physiology

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