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New Amino Acid Product Coming Soon (from MA Labs)!

slickwillie said:
Mike, since you were asked about how your new product compares to Humapro, how does it compare to Mass Pro Synthagen which is Rob Regish’s product?
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I wasn't familiar with that product until I saw your post...and I just looked it up. Here is the profile:

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I don't like comparing my products directly to another product by name, as it can viewed by the maker as an "attack" on their product and therefore, their reputation. I don't want to do that. So, instead of providing my opinion, I'll just state some simple facts.

As you can see in the nutrition label above, each serving of that product contains roughly 3.5 gm of total ingredients (including EAAs). Since it is a prop blend, we don't know exactly how many EEAs it contains, but considering the non-amino ingredients within it, we can almost certainly say the total EEA dose is UNDER 3 grams.

ProSynthesis-17 contains 25 gm of EEAs (over 8X as much) in the ratio used for protein deposition in humans. It also contains additional CEAAs & growth factors.

I can also tell you that ProSynthesis-17, like Rob's product, WILL contain Betaine anhydrous AND taurine....but in larger doses.
 
Mike Arnold said:
I wasn't familiar with that product until I saw your post...and I just looked it up. Here is the profile:

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I don't like comparing my products directly to another product by name, as it can viewed by the maker as an "attack" on their product and therefore, their reputation. I don't want to do that. So, instead of providing my opinion, I'll just state some simple facts.

As you can see in the nutrition label above, each serving of that product contains roughly 3.5 gm of total ingredients (including EAAs). Since it is a prop blend, we don't know exactly how many EEAs it contains, but considering the non-amino ingredients within it, we can almost certainly say the total EEA dose is UNDER 3 grams.

ProSynthesis-17 contains 25 gm of EEAs (over 8X as much) in the ratio used for protein deposition in humans. It also contains additional CEAAs & growth factors.

I can also tell you that ProSynthesis-17, like Rob's product, WILL contain Betaine anhydrous AND taurine....but in larger doses.
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Thanks for your reply.
 
Hyde said:
I just want to point out that I don’t think Humapro was a good product, but I liked the idea of it a lot, so it’s good to see someone finally come along and take that concept seriously.

ALRI was not a brand I had any faith or trust in. MA Supplements is.
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HumaPro included Cysteine, which is NOT good. Cysteine prevents mTOR priming, thereby preventing leucine from being able to fully activate mTOR. Cysteine has its role, but we don't want it present when the priming aminos are trying to do their job.
 
Take your time, I'm trying to use up all my EAA before this comes out, after that I think they will be obsolete !
 
Rocket3015 said:
Take your time, I'm trying to use up all my EAA before this comes out, after that I think they will be obsolete !
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I actually used all mine up waiting for this - bought some unflavored bulk BCAA on Black Friday to tide me over for now.

No rush, no pressure, but this is one I’m looking forward to experimenting with
 
I know, mikes hands are tied tho. He's waiting too. I just ran out myself. I been mixing a scoop of bcaa and a scoop of eaa and adding a few extras and I just used the last of it yesterday
 
I got a feeling it won't be in stock for long !!
 
Man im in my last 7 weeks of my 20 week bulk using MA Labs Insuligen and Somatozine(along with gear) and would love to add this in for the last few weeks as getting all the food in is tough!
 
Is there any eaa product out there that is not completely junk? Mike, you paint a very bleak picture for anyone who has been using eaa 's (myself included).
 
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