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[snagencyV2.0]

Is Maxx Pump plus Dpol too much nitrates?

i'll let some of these other whizzes advise you on that one..
for us here at Finaflex, our stance is to advise no use of other nitrate-containing products, while on MaxPump
this is company-wide policy, and you will get no other answer from any of our reps

 

[Myokemist]

Is Maxx Pump plus Dpol too much nitrates?

I wouldn't advise using any other products containing nitrates with Max Pump. They give a hefty dose of Betaine Nitrate.

 

[mcc23]

I wouldn't advise using any other products containing nitrates with Max Pump. They give a hefty dose of Betaine Nitrate.

Would the hypothalamus recognize too low of BP from using PWo + nitrates and thus render an over-compensating effect via vasoconstriction?

 

[DWeaver]

Ok thanks guys.

 

[Myokemist]

Would the hypothalamus recognize too low of BP from using PWo + nitrates and thus render an over-compensating effect via vasoconstriction?

As pointed out in this: www . hindawi . com/journals/ijvm/2010/834060/ Caffeine has actually shown to have a strong vasodilation effect directly albeit at high concentrations. It's vasocontriction effects are secondary since caffeine competitively blocks the adenosine receptors. I have yet to find a study that shows the in vivo effects of caffeine on which MOA dominates peripherally. Caffeine's withdrawal symptoms are due to the high upregulation of adenosine receptors, thus leading to increased vasodilation.

I do believe that nitrates will have the dominant effect in vascular tissue since the concentration of NO will be much higher. I'm not a biochemist, biologist or anything so if there's anyone else who would like to shed some light, by all means!

 

[bioman]

Definitely unable to answer the biochemistry portion of those questions in detail, but I do remember a similar discussion of caffeine induced vasodilation of skeletal muscle back when AppNut's RPM hit the market...so I believe your hypothesis here. Anecdotally, the nitrates seem to dilate everything rather than just skeletal muscle and as others stated, more is not better due to the drop in BP. I get reeeally sleepy if I take too much creatine nitrate.

 

[MuscleGauge1]

What type of ingredients are you looking for specifically? I know that if you are looking for a good pre workout MGN has a new one out there called Intenze that is sure to give you super pumps and long lasting energy. Would you like more info about it?