Never had an issue while taking 80mg a day of telmisartan in the past. Didn't use phenibut often but a few times a month when I had trouble falling asleep and had 0 issues.
So between work/injuries/life I haven't competed in a bit over a year. And I'm looking to prepare to compete late winter/early spring but I want to be healthy and pushing close to some pr's before dropping the dough on a competition.
Current Training Maxes:
Squat: 555*2
Bench: 375*2
Deadlift...
White chocolate macadamia would be awesome, original and hit the young women's trendy protein powder crowd that PES has seemed to corner on social media. I feel like red velvet is very similar to chocolate and they already have some chocolate flavors. A salted caramel flavor done well could be...
There is literally 0 reason this product should cost that much. They're making some dumb margins on that. Dermacrine is a much better deal and very similar profile..... a much much much cheaper. That product probably costs easily under $20 a bottle to manufacture.
Introduce one product back in at a time to see which causes the joint soreness if you really think its the product. But I don't see any way that these products could cause joint issues within a few hours.
For deadlift I almost always do sub maximal work and speed work. I'm very rarely close to 90% in my training. Takes too much out of me and I can get as much progress without hitting the deadlift too heavy.
I wouldn't even say the two would compare that well. Adrafinil is a wakefulness promoting agent-- it doesn't do too much for increasing attention or cognitive ability but it will help you study/focus by decreasing fatigue. Intranasal insulin actually has more of a direct and longterm effect on...
Is it a numbness type feeling? This can be caused by increased water retention that comes along with various things that effect growth hormone. Doing some shoulder mobility work to work on the nerves that are impinged can be helpful. But actual wrist "pain" shouldn't be caused but numbness is a...
Source? X factor works in a completely different mechanism by effecting inflammatory pathways. It's like comparing apples and oranges. Science completely disagrees with you. If work capacity is higher, you can train more volume, giving more of a growth stimulus. It's very simple. It'd be like...
It's basically why prohormones were banned... well that and baseball. haha. Such ridiculousness that could be the downfall of the supplement industry if people don't step up.
Research chems are like rolling a dice... you have the chance of getting bad quality raws. I doubt anyone is purposefully selling bunk ****. Most serms are far far far too cheap on the bulk scale for it too make a difference. I'm talking very very cheap.
Actually bought kratom for the first time when I saw the ban was being discussed. Recently tried a low dose and it was incredibly stimulating. And as others are saying... plenty of things are physically or psychologically addicting and are legal, I believe I have a right to purchase what I want...
Ive read some people reporting the effects are different slightly. It's more or less the same. I've also heard many get better results with very low dose (5mg) sublingual. It's very important to find a proper dose for you.
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