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[vkj91]

Someone forwarded me an article about JJ Watt and some stack of Pro Muscle and 100% shredded and asked me if it was legit. Long gone are my days of either of those things occurring but I couldn't tell if it was a legit article or cleverly written ad. Anyone ever do this?

 

[mal359]

Like any other supplement, it seems to be some hit, some miss, and mostly placebo.

Hey, supplements work as a mental motivator, so I really don't mind their advertising.

 

[DJ Spanky]

 

[beaced]

I swear I was going to post" Where's Michael?

 

[bac2therac]

brah im tellin you...you eat enough lo bro those muscle gonna pop....BAM!

 

[vkj91]

brah im tellin you...you eat enough lo bro those muscle gonna pop....BAM!

Lol. I'm not buying that crap and I'm sure as hell not eating LoBro. I was just curios if anyone here had ever tried it.

 

[fbc1866]

How does it taste?:joy:

 

[late knight]

 

[Scarlet_Scourge]

Some of that stuff is nonsense. There is a lot of pseudo science.

If you want real advise, go see a real doctor and they can put you on a program without any side-effects or gimmicks and real results.

 

[applesktrack]

Most legal stuff does not work. Make sure you get enough protein and I take fish oil creatine and a pre work out. Most everything else is not necessary for the average guy.

 

[S.B. Crumb]

Most legal stuff does not work. Make sure you get enough protein and I take fish oil creatine and a pre work out. Most everything else is not necessary for the average guy.

This right here. Unless you want to go on a 'bicycle ride'...fish oil, creatine, plenty of protein daily and then maybe caffeine/pre-workout right before you lift is about all you can do supplementation-wise. I also take a good multi cuz my diet doesn't have the best variety. Anything else and you're likely wasting $$$.

 

[HeavenUniv.]

Bed,Bath, and Beyond have Rutgers spatulas---http://www.bedbathandbeyond.com/sto...e=&network=g&gclid=CJrN8qjwk8sCFQFkhgodUV0ICw

 

[RUforJERSEY]

I'd never knowingly touch creatine again.

 

[PatrickRU92]

 

[jreinsdorf]

Some of that stuff is nonsense. There is a lot of pseudo science.

If you want real advise, go see a real doctor and they can put you on a program without any side-effects or gimmicks and real results.

Do you know how much education doctors get in medical school on the subject of nutrition? If you did you wouldnt go to one for detailed nutritional advice.