clary sage
dodder
dodder
i dont think i said kelp but i did say seawead, namelly bladderwack, the kind on the beach (in so cal) that has the little poppy things lol.Sense I didnt read the whole thread, has anyone said Kelp?
I am definately not guessing Clary Sage Extract
or salvia sclarea
just use the search thread tool...ooo man, I need to search through this thread...yikes!
We did not test for ORAC it already existed...USPLabs, when did you finish conducting ORAC testing on your new product?
Forgive me for my ignorance but I'm having a hard time understanding this. The testing of your product's actual ORAC value already existed prior to it's introduction on the market? That isn't ringing too clearly in my mind...could you elaborate a bit more as to how you know the ORAC value of your product if you've never tested it?We did not test for ORAC it already existed
HA, beat you by one post. (Vitex=Chasteberry!)chaste berry?
The orac of the ingredient was already known.Forgive me for my ignorance but I'm having a hard time understanding this. The testing of your product's actual ORAC value already existed prior to it's introduction on the market? That isn't ringing too clearly in my mind...could you elaborate a bit more as to how you know the ORAC value of your product if you've never tested it?
If you put vitamin E in your supplement you already know the ORAC value of vitamin E so your supplement will be similar.Forgive me for my ignorance but I'm having a hard time understanding this. The testing of your product's actual ORAC value already existed prior to it's introduction on the market? That isn't ringing too clearly in my mind...could you elaborate a bit more as to how you know the ORAC value of your product if you've never tested it?
first off i dont think this was all that necessary...but are u saying that people are taking Recreate only for a few days and then stopping???I understand the buzz with this stuff but it has come to the point where all this hype is not exciting. It has actually starting to be annoying. All of these monkeys and guesses seem like a big joke.
I'm not saying they won't deliver on their claims but only the future will tell. These seem like pretty big claims. The last time I saw this much excitement was DS's Melting Point. Which turned out to be an average supplement. I think I will wait for a completed log as people have had this supp for awhile now and everyone seems to quit taking it after a few days. One would think that some beta testing feedback would be circulating by now considering the estimated release date is 2-3 weeks away according to Jacob.
I have to hand it to USP considering the lack of user feedback and hype you've created.:clap2:
I understand the buzz with this stuff but it has come to the point where all this hype is not exciting. It has actually starting to be annoying. All of these monkeys and guesses seem like a big joke.
I'm not saying they won't deliver on their claims but only the future will tell. These seem like pretty big claims. The last time I saw this much excitement was DS's Melting Point. Which turned out to be an average supplement. I think I will wait for a completed log as people have had this supp for awhile now and everyone seems to quit taking it after a few days. One would think that some beta testing feedback would be circulating by now considering the estimated release date is 2-3 weeks away according to Jacob.
I have to hand it to USP considering the lack of user feedback and hype you've created.:clap2:
As far a I have read no one has taken the product for more than a week. Mullet, Ziricote, and one other I can't think of. I am sure there are others.first off i dont think this was all that necessary...but are u saying that people are taking Recreate only for a few days and then stopping???
no its alrite yea srry if i came off in a bad way...i tried to say i can see from your point of view about hype being unwarranted, or i tried to but i had just gotten up:sad:...its all good though man i was just confused if you were talking about recreate or melting point being stopped after a couple a days...but moving on lolAs far a I have read no one has taken the product for more than a week. Mullet, Ziricote, and one other I can't think of. I am sure there are others.
As far as being necessary goes I was merely mentioning my point of view. According to your logic your reply and swole210's reply isn't warrented either. Because you believe something different than the mentioned does not entail that the mentioned isn't important. Just a matter of opinion my man.
I see your point of view. I t is a valid point, and one to use for your own jusdgement which is a good thing, but noe need to start imposing that the product is bunk, it is all hype, and that everyone on this thread is.........a monkey:think:?! No bad blood here, as I am not trying to start anything or get on anyones bad side. Just saying that one can ask honest and legit questions about something(as we should!), and keep the pessimistic assumptions and bashing/name calling out of it.:cheers: -The End-As far a I have read no one has taken the product for more than a week. Mullet, Ziricote, and one other I can't think of. I am sure there are others.
As far as being necessary goes I was merely mentioning my point of view. According to your logic your reply and swole210's reply isn't warrented either. Because you believe something different than the mentioned does not entail that the mentioned isn't important. Just a matter of opinion my man.
My guess is yes, 2 is the anti-ox we are trying to guess. I think 1 is a good GA extract of licorice.So from another thread we've learned there's at least 4 ingredients in Recreate:
Compound 1 New to the industry mechanism of action:
Again, a very precise extract of this substance has been shown to inhibit the enzyme 11-B-hydroxysteroid dehydrogenase type 1, both selectively and very potently (4). In addition, it was shown to do so in muscle and adipose cells. Why is this good? 11beta-HSD1 is an enzyme responsible for converting the very weak glucocorticoid, cortisone, into the much more powerful, cortisol. We all know that excess cortisol can hamper your progress in the gym, and with the stress of living in our modern world, it’s certain that few people don’t have elevated cortisol levels. Unfortunately, this particular enzyme works against what we all as athletes and bodybuilders would like and works to increase cortisol levels. In addition, another sad bit of news is that activity of this enzyme only seems to increase as we get older (5).
By inhibiting 11beta-HSD1, it is thought that it could be used to treat obesity (reduce body fat) and improve insulin sensitivity. Additionally, a beneficial effect upon muscle mass would be expected (6).
Compound 2 New to the industry mechanism of action:
A compound found in a certain cactus plant, has a structural similarity to norepinephrine. It has both alpha and beta-adrenergic activity (9). Additionally, it directly stimulates postsynaptic receptors while enhancing the physiological effects of norepinephrine via increasing synthesis of it and inhibiting its’ reabsorption. The end result is a stimulant effect similar to ephedrine, without the “all over the place” behavior. In fact, it produces a great deal of focus.
Compound 3
Forskolin
Compound 4
Caffeine
So is compound 2 the anti-ox? Any guesses to what compounds 1 or 2 are?
Novel 18β-glycyrrhetinic acid analogues as potent and selective inhibitors of 11β-hydroxysteroid dehydrogenases
Xiangdong Sua, Harshani Lawrencea, Dharshini Ganeshapillaia, Adrian Cruttendenb, Atul Purohitb, Michael J. Reedb, Nigel Vickera and Barry V. L. Potter, , a
a Medicinal Chemistry, Department of Pharmacy and Pharmacology and Sterix Ltd, University of Bath, Bath BA2 7AY, UK
b Endocrinology and Metabolic Medicine and Sterix Ltd, Imperial College School of Medicine, St. Mary's Hospital, London W2 1NY, UK
Received 27 February 2003; accepted 2 June 2004. Available online 2 July 2004.
Abstract
Extensive structural modifications to the 18β-glycyrrhetinic acid template are described and their effects on the SAR of the 11β-hydroxysteroid dehydrogenase isozymes type 1 and 2 from the rat are investigated. Isoform selective inhibitors have been discovered
Coffee inhibits the reactivation of glucocorticoids by 11β-hydroxysteroid dehydrogenase type 1: A glucocorticoid connection in the anti-diabetic action of coffee?
Edited by Robert Barouki
Atanas G. Atanasova, Anna A. Dzyakanchuka, Roberto A.S. Schweizera, Lyubomir G. Nasheva, Evelyne M. Maurera and Alex Odermatt, a,
aDivision of Nephrology and Hypertension, Department of Clinical Research, University of Berne, Freiburgstrasse 15, 3010 Berne, Switzerland
Received 15 May 2006; revised 12 June 2006; accepted 16 June 2006. Available online 27 June 2006.
I knew someone had guessed it, I had just never seen the study.Yeh I said coffee about a week or more ago after I read that study.
The orac of the ingredient was already known.
Right, but not every company uses the same quality of vitamin E nevertheless, the highest quality of vitamin E, no?If you put vitamin E in your supplement you already know the ORAC value of vitamin E so your supplement will be similar.
Of course not and natural vitamin E is better than synthetic but that's not really my point, it was just an example.Right, but not every company uses the same quality of vitamin E nevertheless, the highest quality of vitamin E, no?
You know by responding you are participating in the hype.I understand the buzz with this stuff but it has come to the point where all this hype is not exciting. It has actually starting to be annoying. All of these monkeys and guesses seem like a big joke.
I'm not saying they won't deliver on their claims but only the future will tell. These seem like pretty big claims. The last time I saw this much excitement was DS's Melting Point. Which turned out to be an average supplement. I think I will wait for a completed log as people have had this supp for awhile now and everyone seems to quit taking it after a few days. One would think that some beta testing feedback would be circulating by now considering the estimated release date is 2-3 weeks away according to Jacob.
I have to hand it to USP considering the lack of user feedback and hype you've created.:clap2:
I agree with everything you mentioned. You guys are truly innovative. In all my years seeing supps come and go your company has created the most novel and effective supps I have ever seen. Your company has become, in my mind, the ideal that other companies strive to be. Almost all the new things coming out from my old favorites seem to be reformulations of preexisting products.You know by responding you are participating in the hype.
To be fair, USPLabs always releases innovative supplements that work really well so there should be excitment. If our last product was Green tea and vitamin C than we have no business in hyping,.
I like to believe we earned respect in this regard. There are some Recreate testers on AM posting great feedback.
No.I was wondering if it was an ecdysterone extract as a few have been shown to have anti-ox activity and also inhibit 11beta-HSD1 while not binding to the AR and thus no worries about HPTA suppression.