He is 18 years old and likes to buy anything that seems "Interesting" even when he was told he should focus on his diet and start spending far less on supplements. Let alone he buys any pre-workout, GDA, fatloss products, natty anabolic, and pump products that crosses his face. Then questions how to use or how to stack them.
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The last thing he needs to do at his age is keep dropping hundreds on pills and powders as that is the least important factor to his progress. If he wishes to blow all of his somehow countless income on supplements at his age he will soon learn that he could of spent much more on his diet and groceries and made far superior progress.
shockrock3 said it best.....
Bob, this generation of kids don't listen....just buy 10 different random supplements, jam them in your mouth and somehow you'll end up like Kai Greene lol. None of them have a base....none of them have a base to fall back on when these "magic beans" don't provide what they are looking for..[/QUOTE]
Just because one asks about something does not mean they will buy it, have j bought any of the things I questioned? No. I went from being a tub of lard to being the strongest person at my school and lean with meal planning and working my ass off, no supplements but creatine, protein, multi vitamin. But I do like learning about the ingredients, how it works, what makes a pre workout good or bad, so don't call someone a lost cause for asking questions, that's what I joined the forum for, there have been tons of people that have helped me understand and learn about it so when I do get of age, and I want to supplement, I won't take something bad for me, before going to the extreme and ripping on someone, ask why they are asking the question, don't jump to conclusions, as you have said, in am the kid and you are the adult here.
