SUPPLEMENTS TO GIVE A PUMP

corsaking

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Hi

i am curious to know what effect these supplements have on the heart and the aorta .

Do they cause an expansion and can this be good for such a major organ.

Does anyone know

thanks
 
corsaking said:
Hi

i am curious to know what effect these supplements have on the heart and the aorta .

Do they cause an expansion and can this be good for such a major organ.

Does anyone know

thanks
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I would recommend you use examine.com. You can search any ingredient and see what the effect is too the human body. Typical pump ingredients however are nitric oxide boosters. What they do is elevate the levels of L-Arganine in the blood. (Such as L Cutrulline)
Whereas Hydromax glycerine powder causes your body to be able hold onto more water....

Hope that helps some.......
 
actually its healthy, yes. beside some other effects it lowers blood pressure and that is something beneficial in most of the cases. i dont think you should use nitric oxide ‚producers‘ if you already have a very low blood pressure.

l-citrullin is a very good ingredient for that and also agmatin (nearly forgot that) is one of the best but imo the best one is vaso 6 which OL has introduced with re1gn, ep1logue and massacr3. there are already other companies using it and more will come.
 
I've been enjoying some great pumps with OL's Conqu3r Unleashed (Stim Free) which has good doses of pure form L-Citrulline and Agmatine.
 
thanks for replies but it doesn't really answer my question.
Ill explain further

Heavy weight lifting /training causes a rise in BP .Over time it can cause the aorta to enlarge and weaken, There are no symptoms and does not come to light unless you have an examination such as an MRI for something else in the chest area. Once it reaches a certain size pain is felt and it is liable to burst. Getting to hospital is imperative. ASAP

My point is some of us could be living with a time bomb and have no idea., so should we be taking supplements which give a pump as the wall of the aorta is already enlarged and therefore stretched./weakened?
 
corsaking said:
thanks for replies but it doesn't really answer my question.
Ill explain further

Heavy weight lifting /training causes a rise in BP .Over time it can cause the aorta to enlarge and weaken, There are no symptoms and does not come to light unless you have an examination such as an MRI for something else in the chest area. Once it reaches a certain size pain is felt and it is liable to burst. Getting to hospital is imperative. ASAP

My point is some of us could be living with a time bomb and have no idea., so should we be taking supplements which give a pump as the wall of the aorta is already enlarged and therefore stretched./weakened?
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Why not just go get your heart checked out. Sounds like what your asking would be more pre existing health problem related than problems arising due to supplement use.

I hear what your saying but I don't think a pump product would cause anything to occur that wouldn't most likely occur anyway without it.
 
Godstrength said:
Why not just go get your heart checked out. Sounds like what your asking would be more pre existing health problem related than problems arising due to supplement use.

I hear what your saying but I don't think a pump product would cause anything to occur that wouldn't most likely occur anyway without it.
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its not due to supplement use , its use of lifting heavy weights , and each individual has a different weight to say which is heavy, consistently over a period of time
 
Anyone remember NO Infuse by Legal Gear? It was a topical NO product but it's been discontinued.

Is anyone making topical NO supps now??
 
corsaking said:
thanks for replies but it doesn't really answer my question.
Ill explain further

Heavy weight lifting /training causes a rise in BP .Over time it can cause the aorta to enlarge and weaken, There are no symptoms and does not come to light unless you have an examination such as an MRI for something else in the chest area. Once it reaches a certain size pain is felt and it is liable to burst. Getting to hospital is imperative. ASAP

My point is some of us could be living with a time bomb and have no idea., so should we be taking supplements which give a pump as the wall of the aorta is already enlarged and therefore stretched./weakened?
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Lifting heavy weights will not cause any significant heart damage unless there is an underlying condition already arising. Strength training will only help extend your life if anything. Where are you hearing that strength can cause your aorta to burst? Without an underlying condition or extreme over exertion I think you're worrying for nothing.
 
GoofyKai said:
Lifting heavy weights will not cause any significant heart damage unless there is an underlying condition already arising. Strength training will only help extend your life if anything. Where are you hearing that strength can cause your aorta to burst? Without an underlying condition or extreme over exertion I think you're worrying for nothing.
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exactly. smells like broscience as its finest. strength training is healthy
 
A product like Pumpjuice, gives you enough of the best pump products out there in one mix.

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corsaking said:
My point is some of us could be living with a time bomb and have no idea., so should we be taking supplements which give a pump as the wall of the aorta is already enlarged and therefore stretched./weakened?
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Surely anything that improves blood flow and cardiovascular health (Such as Anerobic exercise and supplements that increase blood flow) would stregthen the vessels of the heart?
 
GoofyKai said:
Lifting heavy weights will not cause any significant heart damage unless there is an underlying condition already arising. Strength training will only help extend your life if anything. Where are you hearing that strength can cause your aorta to burst? Without an underlying condition or extreme over exertion I think you're worrying for nothing.
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This. If you had to pick one, either intense strength training or no strength training (and no exercise at all), the strength training would clearly be the preferable (healthier) option.
 
Theres many good supplements out there like agmatine. RAGNOROK-ELITE™ (CAFFEINE FREE) has some great ingredients for a pump. You could try Gaspari's Superpump 250 You could give Citrulline a try.
 
muscleupcrohn said:
This. If you had to pick one, either intense strength training or no strength training (and no exercise at all), the strength training would clearly be the preferable (healthier) option.
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+ added cardio a few times a week, liss cardio (especially if you are NOT natty) will be as healthy as you can be imho
 
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