OP, to answer your question. You could probably use it without any ill effects but it is not advisable to use any supplements at your age. Protein, vitamin, and creatine at the most. And as cel already stated it often leads to the belief that one cannot make progress without additional...
I have probably not done enough research on this product, but I figured all of you are very knowledgable. I'm wondering what arachidonic acid does in the body, and if a teenager (17) would see any results with this product assuming diet and program are in check? Thanks
My school does not have a coach on staff for me to get technique pointers from, so I was hoping someone here would be able to do that! I have videos of my throws and would love it to get pointers even just little things. Thanks!
I also didn't know which thread to post this in sorry!
I haven't read all of the posts and I'm sure this has been said but I will put in my two cents. The safety squat bar will be a different training effect because it is designed to swing the weight out in front of you making it harder on your mid and low back. However the buffalo barbell is a...
I'm not 100% sure but I'm pretty sure the egg white itself is not a complete protein and the yoke completes it. I have always been told you need roughly 1 yoke to 6 egg whites to complete the protein. Has anyone else heard this?
I use a slightly heavy antibiotic for acne prescribed by a dermatologist. Can these antibiotics impair the effectiveness of any supplements and if so which? I'm mostly talking about things like multivitamins, vitamins, probiotics, natural test boosters/ aromatise inhibitors, zma, any thing like...
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