What are your Top 3 must have supplements

jimbuick said:
I am not arguing the fact that there are studies. I am arguing the belief that nothing without studies works.

The main ingredient in Anabeta has been shown to increase testosterone, the study was done after the release of Anabeta. By your reasoning Anabeta would have been worthless and ineffective, even though anecdotal evidence showed otherwise, not until the study was published does the product work.
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No I understand your point, and the expense of doing a study is high hence the problem with prescription drugs. I happen to think however that the amount of hype surrounding products like Prime "the ultimate muscle pill" are ultimately not only detrimental to diligent young truth seekers like yourself but to the company.
Read the reviews on some of these products. How many times do you think the consumer will be fooled by slick claims before they decide not to trust that particular company.
 
I didnt have good results with prime. However I do love some of their other stuff
 
thills said:
No I understand your point, and the expense of doing a study is high hence the problem with prescription drugs. I happen to think however that the amount of hype surrounding products like Prime "the ultimate muscle pill" are ultimately not only detrimental to diligent young truth seekers like yourself but to the company.
I mean read the reviews on some of these over hyped products. How many times do you think the consumer will be fooled by slick claims before they decide not to trust that particular company.
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I've used the vast majority of USPlabs products and I know that everyone will react differently to different compounds but seeing as they still produce it I am going to go ahead and assume I am not the only one that has had success with it.

Sounds like you hate advertisement in general.
 
One has to take everything that every supplement company says (involved in BBing or sports in general) with a rather large grain of salt. Its basically a function of an over-saturated market with each company hoping to make the next big thing. In order to survive, they all must compete for attention from a crowd of muscle head wannabe's with ADHD. I'm not forgiving the companies their sins per se, but once you learn to read past the gloss and get a sense of what a product really is doing based on anecdotal assessments from trusted peers, the bitter pill goes down a bit smoother.
 
bioman said:
One has to take everything that every supplement company says (involved in BBing or sports in general) with a rather large grain of salt. Its basically a function of an over-saturated market with each company hoping to make the next big thing. In order to survive, they all must compete for attention from a crowd of muscle head wannabe's with ADHD. I'm not forgiving the companies their sins per se, but once you learn to read past the gloss and get a sense of what a product really is doing based on anecdotal assessments from trusted peers, the bitter pill goes down a bit smoother.
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Good Post!
 
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