I'm speaking about the exaggeration and/or overreaction type talk.....not ulterior motives.....I don't think Isopure is as bad as you two made it out to be....overpriced? probably....but not so horrible....and taking in BCAA PWO? in higher doses like 20g or so? Seems like a good idea to me after breaking down muscle for an hour....sometimes you might let science get in the way of logical/practical thinking, and things that have worked for ages in bodybuilding.
This is the last post I'll make in this thread.
I didn't overexaggerate anything. I said the processing method was inferior, and it is. If you know me, you know that I actually like to simplify everything and will even admonish (with love) people for overcomplicating or overthinking things.
You can believe whatever you want about logic vs science. Logic dictates CEE is superior to monohydrate. Logic dictates that glutamine should be incredibly beneficial for bodybuilders and that nothing should touch arginine when it comes to NO production and distribution. Logic dictates that supplementing ingredients like ATP, krebs cycle intermediates, and nucleotides should help strength...why even bother with creatine? Logic dictates that ecdy should cause steroid-like gains in humans because it does so in mice.
You can rely on logic all you want, but I am telling you, perhaps a little too bluntly, that your very mindset is partially responsible for the regression of society. It is entirely too common, and it is the plague of the common man.
And just as an aside, you should probably read up on the blood leucine maximum-MPS threshold dose, ketogenesis, and gluconeogenesis before thinking that 25g leucine or 20g of BCAAs in one bolus dose is logical. Megadosing leucine or BCAAs hasn't worked for ages in bodybuilding because this is an entirely new concept, and the lead researchers, who also happen to be professional bodybuilders if it makes you happy, would agree with me.
My intention in this thread was two-fold: helping others and maintaining objectivity. If you can't take what is
wholly constructive criticism, then so be it. You can choose to ignore me, but don't tell me it's "enough" and that the way I presented my discourse or the argument itself is flawed unless you have some evidence to back up your claims, besides, of course, anecdote of the effects of amino acid supplements in bodybuilders who abuse steroids.
