n gorge is correct name and i preordered some from jason mon and recieved it today.It is a Creatine Ethyl Ester and Nitric Oxide Synergistic complex. Label reads 4 caps: 2g Creatine ethyl esterjaymode said:yes it was n-gorge. So since ALRI is now a board sponsor, I assume they can pimp their new products...so lets hear something about this product and anything else you all have coming out.
Yes N'gorge is our newest baby to the market. We will have a write up on it by Monday, also NutraPlanet has this in stock.IRISHRYG said:n gorge is correct name and i preordered some from jason mon and recieved it today.It is a Creatine Ethyl Ester and Nitric Oxide Synergistic complex. Label reads 4 caps: 2g Creatine ethyl ester
Proprietary Nitric Oxide Matrix 550mg
glutamine ethyl ester, citrulline malate, N(gamma)-hydroxy-L-arginine,
N(omega)-hydroxy-nor-L-argignine,L-norvaline.
thanks for the fast service Jason.
Does the ethyl ester delivery makes glutammine a little bioavailable?RAVEN said:glutamine ethyl ester
Syr said:Does the ethyl ester delivery makes glutammine a little bioavailable?
I'm very curious about this.
Cheers
ACTUALLY IT MAKES IT NEARLY 100% BIOAVAILABLE.Syr said:Does the ethyl ester delivery makes glutammine a little bioavailable?
I'm very curious about this.
Cheers
Awright, Raven. Just 'cause you're a sponsor doesn't mean you get to keep the Caps Lock on!!RAVEN said:ACTUALLY IT MAKES IT NEARLY 100% BIOAVAILABLE.
bow said:COME ON GUYS, GIVE HER A BREAK![]()
Reference and backing for this statement?RAVEN said:ACTUALLY IT MAKES IT NEARLY 100% BIOAVAILABLE.
I am sure it will be on the write up. If not it will be in an article. We always list the references at the bottom for people to research themselves.Derek_aka_Beast said:Reference and backing for this statement?
This formula looks very intriguing.
Monday hopefully.jaymode said:Good answer. When will the writeup be available?
YES (oh crap that damn cap button again) the write up should be posted by Monday...Tuesday at the latest. Author is a perfectionist!!aflexaholic said:Monday hopefully.
He is, he put you on the homepage of the website didn't he?RAVEN said:Author is a perfectionist!!
T-Bone said:He is, he put you on the homepage of the website didn't he?
My answer to that question is usually yes unless you think she is ugly. In which case I have no idea who that ugly chick is!!!lolT-Bone said:He is, he put you on the homepage of the website didn't he?
ROFLbow said:Stop kissing her ass. She already said I was her favorite.
:whip:
ahhhhhh u r too sweet!!!! Hey ass kissing is not necessarily a bad thing!!!T-Bone said:He is, he put you on the homepage of the website didn't he?
judging by the action in this thread, it has alrieady begun. you are behind my friend, better get goin on your complimentsMaNiaK1027 said:Let us know when the DATE RAVEN contest starts!![]()
the amount per serving got me worried too.italionstallion said:anyway, back to the topic. i am also a little skeptical about it only being 550 mg, or i guess 1.1 g of the NO matrix. looking forward to some feedback. any idea on pricing, or will we just have to wait and see?
This is a good thing, i like this attutudeaflexaholic said:The goal of N-Gorge is not necessarily the most incredible mind blowing pumps in the world but more about sustained fullness of the muscle bellies. The dose of 550mg of NO complex is also taken 2 times a day yet still lasts 30 days.
I believe I mentioned this before but the complex is built not to interfere with CEE absorption which most do and will be explained in the write up I believe.
ALRI is not going to jump on any bandwagon and put out a NO complex just for pumps because lets face it. We want permenant muscle and not a 1 hour feeling of being bigger.
why so much interest in new and improved glutamine, when there is so much discussion (especially here) about how little effect or need there is for glutamine? Will such a compound bring the glutamine debate back regarding whether or not it is useful?custom said:Very interesting. I've actually had a manufactuer working on Glutamine Ethyl Ester HCL for over 6 months but they cannot get it to stabilize. Good job on being first to market with this; should be very successful for you.
:icon_lol: :rofl: :lol:milwood said:p.s. Bobo is gonna snap... :blink:
milwood said:why so much interest in new and improved glutamine, when there is so much discussion (especially here) about how little effect or need there is for glutamine? Will such a compound bring the glutamine debate back regarding whether or not it is useful?
p.s. Bobo is gonna snap... :blink:
milwood said:Will such a compound bring the glutamine debate back regarding whether or not it is useful?
p.s. Bobo is gonna snap... :blink:
Mr.50 said:O.K., so what is coming next!!!! ALR dropped one hint of something for next month. How about you guys drop another hint and start the frenzy?
aflexaholic said:We do have another goodie that will compliment Max LMG nicely but I cannot release any info at this pointIt will definitly be worth it though I can promise.
Grrr.....aflexaholic said:We do have another goodie that will compliment Max LMG nicely but I cannot release any info at this pointIt will definitly be worth it though I can promise.
Will this problem be avoided if the CM is taken separately from the CEE by a few hours, like CM morning and night and CEE in the afternoon, pre-workout?Author L. Rea said:The level of Citrulline in any creatine product, or one that is used with one, needs to not exceed 1g. Why? Simply that the conversion of citrulline to arginine increases with dosage...and arginine decreases creatine absorption significantly. A lower dosage of citrulline was added and escorted by the ethyl ester analog of glutamine as a means of disallowing the levels in available arginine to pit to a point of ornithine conversion to arginine and subsequent loss of CCE cellualr availability.
With synergy in mind, the NO production is dependent upon arginase enzyme inhibition...not upon increased arginine in the body. The result is an increase in BOTH cellular creatine and localized NO to aid in both anabolic signaling and the ever loved pump.
If the goal is to avoid the lack of cellular uptake of creatine supplements but you still want to use arginine or citrulline in dosages exceeding 1g, then a creatine with a far shorter half-life than an ester is needed. Creatine monohydrate or creatine citrate as example both have a half-life of only about 90 minutes. So you could dose the creatine and citrulline/arginine 3 hours apart without the loss. However this also means that the muscle cells also only get a short period to absorb either which is not very effective in comparison.Syr said:Will this problem be avoided if the CM is taken separately from the CEE by a few hours, like CM morning and night and CEE in the afternoon, pre-workout?
This is the protocol I currently follow.
Uhm... I dont respond to other forms of creatine, only CEE does something to me.Author L. Rea said:If the goal is to avoid the lack of cellular uptake of creatine supplements but you still want to use arginine or citrulline in dosages exceeding 1g, then a creatine with a far shorter half-life than an ester is needed. Creatine monohydrate or creatine citrate as example both have a half-life of only about 90 minutes. So you could dose the creatine and citrulline/arginine 3 hours apart without the loss. However this also means that the muscle cells also only get a short period to absorb either which is not very effective in comparison.
Sorry, but not really.Syr said:Uhm... I dont respond to other forms of creatine, only CEE does something to me.
I take Citrulline for the reduction of lactic acid that helps me with fatigue notably, and I was following the recommended doses from the french studies of a few years ago, which suggest 6+grams ED, splitted in 2 doses. I dont care about the NO pumping effects at all. My scientific knowledge is quite limited and I'm not sure if the effect of CM i stated above is due to conversion to arginine or its another effect of CM.
Now, my doubt is if its worth to take CEE while one is dosing CM in this way (which is the most common for people getting it in bulk).