Will digestive enzymes help absorb prohormone - methyl-diaz

Sam stack

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Methyl diaz is supposed to be taken with a meal high in fats to help absorption. Finding high fat meals with my fast pace life style is hard and annoying. Will store bought digestive enzymes + food be as good as being taken with fatty food?
 
Do you supplement with fish oil? Eat peanut butter? Or any nuts? Hell, drink milk? I wouldnt stress too much over it though. Just dont take on empty stomach...
 
It’s methylated. Just take it with any meal so it doesn’t hurt your stomach and liver so much. Fatty always is preferable, fats settle the stomach. And yes, they might carry the substance better. Possibly helping the liver even more.
 
Sam stack said:
i am taking liver protectants. This stuff seems a lot lighter on my stomach compared to dmz or tbol
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For sure. Still, liver support is not helping your intestines, your gut... for that you need fiber and enzymes. If it slows down, that is.

Orals always seem to make me constipated.
 
You too? i was wondering y ****ting is difficult. I miss my massive ****s. large meals and adderall helps with that tho
 
Sam stack said:
what is that used for?
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We also use it for pest control as insects can't tolerate it and it basically tears them up inside out. Just use a bottle to spread a 1/4"-3/8" perimeter around windows or doors and watch your bug issues practically disappear. It's safe for your animals too.

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You live a fast paced lifestyle and you can’t find a McDonald’s or literally any food in a gas station?

Not very hard to keep some almonds or peanuts or cheese sticks on hand. Or if you’re eating any meat that’s not tuna, white fish or chicken breast, you’ll be getting some fats.

Like Old Witch said, just take it around a meal and you’ll be fine. It’s methylated.
 
If you want to get ****ing jacked... McDonalds is like a magical wonderland of gains. When you’re 20. I’m not sure if I’d do well on that again or not.

McGAINZ
 
Old Witch said:
If you want to get ****ing jacked... McDonalds is like a magical wonderland of gains. When you’re 20. I’m not sure if I’d do well on that again or not.

McGAINZ
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And frozen pizzas. Start with Jack’s, about 1,000 cal meal and 50g protein, over 100g carbs. If you aren’t gaining weight you can go to thicker more expensive ones, or Little Ceasars is a LOT of calories for a $5 hot meal.

This for young guys with serious metabolisms. At some point you will need to learn to eat more sustainable foods like beef & rice, eggs & oats, etc. But pizza burgers & shakes can definitely get some weight on if the training & metabolism is there.
 
Hyde said:
And frozen pizzas. Start with Jack’s, about 1,000 cal meal and 50g protein, over 100g carbs. If you aren’t gaining weight you can go to thicker more expensive ones, or Little Ceasars is a LOT of calories for a $5 hot meal.

This for young guys with serious metabolisms. At some point you will need to learn to eat more sustainable foods like beef & rice, eggs & oats, etc. But pizza burgers & shakes can definitely get some weight on if the training & metabolism is there.
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Or if you’re older you can take a bunch of T3 and digestive enzymes and just mow down the Mickey D’s on cycle like you’re 16 again.

Except for all that heart health stuff.

(This is me talking myself into it)
 
Old Witch said:
Or if you’re older you can take a bunch of T3 and digestive enzymes and just mow down the Mickey D’s on cycle like you’re 16 again.

Except for all that heart health stuff.

(This is me talking myself into it)
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Bro I’m over here weighing the pros and cons of spending $270/yr to add Ubiquinol, Pycnogenol, & Shilajit to my supp regiment for cardiovascular longevity and you’re trying to get on the REAL Palumbo diet
 
Hyde said:
Bro I’m over here weighing the pros and cons of spending $270/yr to add Ubiquinol, Pycnogenol, & Shilajit to my supp regiment for cardiovascular longevity and you’re trying to get on the REAL Palumbo diet
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Well Shilajit is not lajit...

But pycnogenol and coq10 are great.

And **** yeah I am.

GET HUGE
 
Old Witch said:
Well Shilajit is not lajit...

But pycnogenol and coq10 are great.

And **** yeah I am.

GET HUGE
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Apparently shilajit can make Coq10 levels up to 8x higher as well as a lot of other pretty awesome health things. So instead of spending more on Coq10 you can supercharge what you are taking and reap more diverse benefits as well.

I pulled the trigger.
 
I agree with Hyde. Study findings show that shilajit accelerates processes of protein and nucleic acid synthesis, stimulates energy-providing reactions in liver, and promotes transportation of minerals (like calcium, phosphorus, and magnesium) into muscle and bone tissues. Some elite Russian military and sports establishments have used it for nearly 4 decades to increase strength and muscle mass as well as for its recuperative powers. You should just make sure that the shilajit extract you bought is the original. I used to buy it from one amazon store (Invalid Link Removed ), but now I purchase it directly from the manufacturer -- Invalid Link Removed. Still, even if you buy it from a trusted source, check if it's original -- the easiest way is to dissolve it in warm water or milk -- you should get brownishly reddish liquid
 
Hyde said:
Apparently shilajit can make Coq10 levels up to 8x higher as well as a lot of other pretty awesome health things. So instead of spending more on Coq10 you can supercharge what you are taking and reap more diverse benefits as well.

I pulled the trigger.
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I forget where now, but I read recently that fulvic acid (shilajit is fairly rich in this) can deplete selenium or something. Have you heard anything like that? I haven’t taken the time to dig deeper yet.
 
Jeremyk1 said:
I forget where now, but I read recently that fulvic acid (shilajit is fairly rich in this) can deplete selenium or something. Have you heard anything like that? I haven’t taken the time to dig deeper yet.
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I have done exactly ZERO research. I was really intrigued by Beast Fitness Radio’s podcast discussing his interpretation of various studies:

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