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1 tbsp pre bed of Braggs diluted in some water. From memory there are studies showing detrimental effects on bone/teeth with constant use, so I tend to dose 5 or so nights a week especially if I'm doing fasted cardio in the morning.

Are you sure? I'm not well versed in such topics, however a quick search found that soy lecithin was strongly estrogenic in vitro. Add the fact that most are dosing much more than what is used as an emulsifier.

Soy is known for the above side effects.

Any thoughts/experiences with NOW Cayenne Pepper? According to http://www.ijppsjournal.com/Vol5Issue1/6207.pdf, the fruit they use had the highest % of capsaicin at 2%. Even if it is at 1%, that equates to 5mg per capsule which isn't bad. I'm not sure if the 40,000 HU means much. Shred Jym...

Agreed here. Understanding each ingredient in supplements is key. For GDAs people expect muscle fullness during a carb meal and thus disregard ones that do not. I thought the same until I realised GDAs are best used on a cut in regards to priming the body for fat use, AMPK, etc.

Primaforce, SNS and Prototype are a few brands. It is also available from certain bulk powder providers.

Not listed, however COP was acute for me.

Agreed, everybody is a hypocrite.

Nothing new, humans predominantly act from self-interest/benefit.

2-3g pre-workout for the increase in androgen receptor concentration. And as Coop said, you need to dose it for a few months in the presence of insulin (carbs) for fat loss benefits.

Funnily enough I recently had a similar thought. I have limited experience with EC and ECA, however the past few weeks on ECA I seem to have had more fat loss than a previous run of ECY. Interesting read from NO HYPE and neuron...

Click on the title of a recipe or the respective picture. Or the links on the LHS.

The reality is that without any supplement many people can eat a lot more than they think without gaining much fat.

For every success story there are a million failures. And remember that large supplement stores were once very small too. In economics cupcakes are classified as a homogeneous product, differences such as taste, preferences, loyalty, etc. are all subjective. I know what you are implying; in...

Now you are introducing irrational consumers that are influenced by image/reputation and alike; search costs (prime locations) also enter the frame. In such a case Starbucks has market power, it essentially is not competing with the fringe competition as they are competing amongst themselves...