New xgels or xfator ingredients that are easy in inflammation?

clint3612

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Like the title says I coulda swore I read that one of them has new ingredient profile that's a little easier on the joints. Is is true or am I dreaming this $hit?
 
clint3612 said:
Like the title says I coulda swore I read that one of them has new ingredient profile that's a little easier on the joints. Is is true or am I dreaming this $hit?
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I used XFA (X factor Advanced) which is "easier" on the joints but it was not easy at all. :) i felt like a 80 years old man
 
clint3612 said:
Oh damn!! I was hoping for an easier road then that! The original kicks my ass too!
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But I need to admit it is one of the best things I have ever tried for strength and size. I ran 2.5g and took it everyday (2 months)
 
You could get some SNS Joint Support XT and Cissus XT and that could relieve some of the joint issues if your joints are in decent shape. Flexatril is another solid option. I think because of the MOA, it would be hard to find something to take with it.
 
When dosing every day, how long dose it take for most users to experience joint soreness?
 
Oconns28 said:
So would you say it's worth the joint pain?
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I would because I only ran it for a bottle and a half (about 25-35 workouts). I was bigger and stronger beyond normal progression.
 
Oconns28 said:
Thanks guys. My other just minor concern is taking it while having mild asthma.....
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I don't think I would take a chance. No supplement is worth the off chance of a bad reaction with your asthma.
 
ryane87 said:
I don't think I would take a chance. No supplement is worth the off chance of a bad reaction with your asthma.
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But the gainz!!! Lol. I think you guys are right. Booneman77 also suggested against it. I was hoping some people with asthma had tried it but it seems like they have been smart enough to stay away!
 
Oconns28 said:
But the gainz!!! Lol. I think you guys are right. Booneman77 also suggested against it. I was hoping some people with asthma had tried it but it seems like they have been smart enough to stay away!
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Danes said:
For me, after 1 week
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That sucks man. I was asking because i ran it for 4 weeks, expecting the joints and old surgeries to hurt and they never did. I think I might just be lucky. I will be going back to Xgels again for sure.
 
avoid ARA - its more than bad for the joints. Believe me, I am 49 and ran it many times since it was beta and many years before SNS started selling it. I wish I never did. You would be better off using allot of other things. I now use Folidrone 2.0, which is an anti inflammatory, as a staple.
 
bigsmall said:
avoid ARA - its more than bad for the joints. Believe me, I am 49 and ran it many times since it was beta and many years before SNS started selling it. I wish I never did. You would be better off using allot of other things. I now use Folidrone 2.0, which is an anti inflammatory, as a staple.
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What damage did ARA do to you permanently then?
 
Danes said:
ArA is totaly fine as long as you dont run it often. :)
One of the best natural things you can use for size and strength!
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Sorry. I wasn't clear. Was asking if you thought "joint support" supplements negate the effects of ARA as they help reduce inflammation
 
jameschoi said:
What damage did ARA do to you permanently then?
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After a couple of years of running it as suggested, it seemed to cause more and more inflammation that would carry itself into the times when I would not be taking it (worse and worse DOMS). Now I have that inflammation all the time. We could blame this condition on everything under the sun, but I am certain that if I never ran it, I would not experience the effects I get now.
 
I've used it with relative consistency for a few years, but I run it 2x per year tops.

During my runs, I start at 1g and ramp up to 2, then down to 1g for two bottles tops.

I have never had any issues with longlasting joint issues
 
bigsmall said:
After a couple of years of running it as suggested, it seemed to cause more and more inflammation that would carry itself into the times when I would not be taking it (worse and worse DOMS). Now I have that inflammation all the time. We could blame this condition on everything under the sun, but I am certain that if I never ran it, I would not experience the effects I get now.
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I am not you so I cant say its not true but it is not logical because ArA does not give chronic inflammation
 
Never had an issue with ARA when using xgels. Always ran 2.5 and no pain. Maybe it's just a me and I have knee and back issues.
 
bigsmall said:
After a couple of years of running it as suggested, it seemed to cause more and more inflammation that would carry itself into the times when I would not be taking it (worse and worse DOMS). Now I have that inflammation all the time. We could blame this condition on everything under the sun, but I am certain that if I never ran it, I would not experience the effects I get now.
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Maybe your joints got worse, but your logic doesnt work. Inflammation is a result of joint deterioration. Inflammation doesnt cause joint deterioration without profound disease.

Your logic is like saying the fire department accidently saturated my home with water and now it's always on fire.
 
celc5 said:
Maybe your joints got worse, but your logic doesnt work. Inflammation is a result of joint deterioration. Inflammation doesnt cause joint deterioration without profound disease.

Your logic is like saying the fire department accidently saturated my home with water and now it's always on fire.
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Its like saying, my house has been on fire couple of times and even after exinguishing it its still on fire :D
 
celc5 said:
Maybe your joints got worse, but your logic doesnt work. Inflammation is a result of joint deterioration. Inflammation doesnt cause joint deterioration without profound disease.

Your logic is like saying the fire department accidently saturated my home with water and now it's always on fire.
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I did not say anything about joints getting worse or joint deterioration, right?
 
bigsmall said:
avoid ARA - its more than bad for the joints. Believe me, I am 49 and ran it many times since it was beta and many years before SNS started selling it. I wish I never did. You would be better off using allot of other things. I now use Folidrone 2.0, which is an anti inflammatory, as a staple.
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Not sure where your issues are coming from but after several runs I would use without any issues.
 
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