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TonyBo said:
What is the difference between Sodium D-Aspartic Acid and regular D-Aspartic acid?
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Sodium was the one used when found out about it raising test levels in the 12 days.
 
I'm trying to decide between Serious Nutrition Solutions DAA Capsules 3120 mg of Sodium D-Aspartic Acid and
PrimaForce D-Aspartic Acid 3000 mg.

Not sure if there is even a big difference between the 2.
 
TonyBo said:
I'm trying to decide between Serious Nutrition Solutions DAA Capsules 3120 mg of Sodium D-Aspartic Acid and
PrimaForce D-Aspartic Acid 3000 mg.

Not sure if there is even a big difference between the 2.
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I would go with SNS a. because it's capped and b. because it's the sodium form (less GI issues, better solubility, etc)
 
murk01 said:
I already have a bunch of daa. Can I mix it with a pinch of salt. Would that help reg daa
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The sodium is sodium bicarbonate not salt. If you have bulk daa just add sodium bicarbonate to it and voila you have sodium daa
 
jtracy33 said:
The sodium is sodium bicarbonate not salt. If you have bulk daa just add sodium bicarbonate to it and voila you have sodium daa
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Really I didn't realize that. If I do remember right from chemistry class (It's been 8 years or so) that would also be known as baking soda.
 
D2footballjrc said:
Really I didn't realize that. If I do remember right from chemistry class (It's been 8 years or so) that would also be known as baking soda.
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Yes. Did I see the news article here aboit baking soda. Lowers body acids and internsifies work outs. I was about to mix it into my shakes any way.
 
D2footballjrc said:
Really I didn't realize that. If I do remember right from chemistry class (It's been 8 years or so) that would also be known as baking soda.
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You would be correct.
 
D2footballjrc said:
Really I didn't realize that. If I do remember right from chemistry class (It's been 8 years or so) that would also be known as baking soda.
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Yep you're correct
 
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