Define supplements. We talking OTC stuff or we talkin steroids?
Neither protein powder nor creatine would really be that impactful in creating a "bodybuilder" physique. Protein powder helps you hit your protein macros, which you can and should do with whole foods. Creatine is one of those...
What were you taking?
Most of the stuff that you should take wouldn't be making you feel "bad." It would just be contributing to overall health and wellness, so I'm not sure you'd even really "feel" them.
I likely won't ever stop taking what I currently take. Most of the stuff I take is...
The issue is finding primo that's actually primo. If you can get your hands on the real deal, there are very few sides. But the real stuff will cost you a fortune.
Also keep in mind that there are various forms of glucosamine/chondroitin and not all are created equally. Usually the form in the OTC supps that you buy in the grocery store are garbage. But glucosamine/chondroitin sulfate (like what's found in orange triad) do have some benefit.
Came in to post the Alan Aragon study the The Solution linked. I think it's also important to note that meeting your overall macros/cals by the end of the day, nutrient timing likely won't make that much of an impact on your goals. And, as mentioned above, the "window" is quite longer than...
No, I hear you. What I typed above I found in the chemfem section on another forum. A lot of the females on those forums are pretty open about their cycles and their sides.
Glad you like it. We really wanted to create a gainer that wasn't full of the usual ingredients. It's a great option for anyone and esp those looking for a "healthier" gainer.
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