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Dietary Nitrates: A New Way of Increasing Nitric Oxide Production

Airborne42 said:
Can't wait ;-) on my off day Ima take some before I get naughty with the wife... 100% GUARANTEED!!!!!
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lmao, crazy dude! Glad u reppin' now brother.
 
VaughnTrue said:
How did you dose it? empty or full stomach? how much water?
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Whats the label say i cant remember how much water ive slept since then. Food was at minimum 1-1.5 hours apart from dosing, typically closer to 2 since i go to the gym after work.
 
Grambo said:
Hmmmmm you guys need to get out its Friday night ;)

What exactly is the question for me?
The exact amount of nitrates?
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I'm working boss! Lmao
 
Grambo said:
Hmmmmm you guys need to get out its Friday night ;)

What exactly is the question for me?
The exact amount of nitrates?
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the exact amount would probably be helpful. the way i'm reading it seems the argument is there cant be more than a few mg's in ConDense.

about to head out. and go grocery shopping. gotta feed the beast to become a beast.
 
superbeast668 said:
amen. least the gym's always empty.
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Mines is packed.... Full of sexy young Beavers ;-)

OSU Beavers... Lol
 
mr.cooper69 said:
First, check if nitratene is 73% nitrates as per D-pol's label (is nitratene beet root? haven't looked much into patent names). If it is, I'm down to try a sample (I'm not gonna milk you for a tub lol).
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Coopity-Coop :D! You need glasses ;)!

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That is Nitratine Not Nitratene.

Now isn't this...from the ConDense Weite up?

Nitratene™

Inorganic nitrate found in beets, spinach, etc…proliferates nitric oxide through a novel biological pathway, nitrate→nitrite→nitric oxide, converted through entero-salivary circulation as opposed to the more traditionally known arginine→NO synthase→nitric oxide pathway. Although nitrate, as related to exercise performance, is still in its infancy, the results on performance parameters are nothing short of salivary (pun intended)!
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Now...Lets see...


VaughnTrue said:
testing for nitrate content in ANY product that uses beet root extract would be comical. You're looking at .5-1.5% total nitrates by weight.
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VaughnTrue said:
Nitrates will modify the amoutn of NO in your system, however getting enough nitrates from food or food extracts is currently impossible. I have searched high and wide for nitrate rich extracts, but the highest I have EVER seen was just below 3%...which means youd need dozens upon dozens of grams of material to get a small nitrate dose.
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VaughnTrue said:
exactly :)...right now the only way to get legit doses of nitrates are in nitrate containing products. I believe that products like HemaVol provide equal or greater NO boosting, but through separate pathways. I'd love to be able to get a beet root extract that 20-40% nitrates, would make it possible for everyone to include nitrates in damn near every formula.
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mr.cooper69 said:
First, check if nitratene is 73% nitrates as per D-pol's label (is nitratene beet root? haven't looked much into patent names). If it is, I'm down to try a sample (I'm not gonna milk you for a tub lol).
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So if its 73% Coop will try it and then Review it to finally have an opinion based on experience on it.


Grambo said:
Hmmmmm you guys need to get out its Friday night ;)

What exactly is the question for me?
The exact amount of nitrates?
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Oh Hey Grambo good you arrive :) , question mainly is that, if its 73%? Then Coop wants a sample to actually dictate verdict on it :D!
 
Yea..,not sure about any of their other products tho, I don't stay up to date enough on formulas from other companies any more
 
In outta here, thanks Coop.
 
VaughnTrue said:
I believe the compound used in the purus stuff is sodium nitrate.
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Yes they are both 73%

350mg of nitrates in Dpol and ConDense.

The write up just says that's where nitrates can be found not the exact source.
The labels of both should look the same coming soon. There's more than a few mgs and it's pretty obvious when using.
 
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