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halo drol liquigels, how do they work....any good?

it has arachidonic acid in it and some other diol in it.not sure if it works but i have a friend that uses it for pct and nothing else.he says he doesn't lose anything after cycle . . . . lild
 
that sounds cool, any other stacks like that?? i like options......and no ATD, i feel like crap when i take ATD maybe reversitol...?
 
Dude, I vote for these suggestive threads end up in the supplement secion . . not the 'review' section.

.. and I swear there are tons of reviews and logs available had you just tried finding it. Do some SEARCHING.
 
bulking is my goal......as much weight in as little time as possible, with no AAS/PHs and yes i have made a diet and lifting plane
 
I love Act Xtreme (or Mass FX) with X Factor. This is definetly oneof the best stack out there IMO.
 
lild said:
it has arachidonic acid in it and some other diol in it.not sure if it works but i have a friend that uses it for pct and nothing else.he says he doesn't lose anything after cycle . . . . lild
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he uses nothing else for pct? you might want to have a talk with him bout that.... bad idea IMO... no for sure actually
 
I'm avoiding arachidonic acid until the claimed links with alzheimer's can be proved unfounded.
 
Recently released research has found high levels of AA in the brains of Alzheimers patients. That doesn't mean the AA CAUSED the Alzheimers, but the link is something I'm not willing to ignore.
 
hahahaha a 25 year old with Alzheimer's! that would seriously suck and i agree not something i would ignore!
 
Hahaha, I didnt mean you'd get it now. I imagine it'd be the type of thing that would increase your chances of contracting Alzheimers if you used it in reasonable doses long term. The occasional pill wouldn't mush your brain I don't think.
 
BBR said:
Recently released research has found high levels of AA in the brains of Alzheimers patients. That doesn't mean the AA CAUSED the Alzheimers, but the link is something I'm not willing to ignore.
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Research has shown that obese sedentary people have higher levels of AA.

Do you think X Factor will make you fat?

There is nothing to prove AA will cause Alzheimer. Nothing.
 
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