Creatine, Yohimbine, Beet powder, MSM, Curcumin

Mack

Mack

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Thoughts on these?

creatine - I honestly don’t feel any different on or off it using Krealkylin brand …. Maybe once you are on so much gear and reach a certain level a supp line creatine is just not noticeable?

yohimbine - a fat burner? Not really sure how effective it iss for that BUT I take it before the gym and I’m am noticeable much more vascular….. now it being an effective ED product … not so sure. Nothing is more notable than Cialis.

msm - is it really worth it and truly effective?

curcumin - healthy for you definitely but is it truly effective at reducing inflammation? Helping relieve pain?

beet powder - healthy for sure, more vascular seems to help, supposed to help NO2 and “stabilize” blood pressure … it’s now a staple for me and sometimes I stack beet root powder with yohimbe pre workout …. I really like the vascularity impact !!!!!
 
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blacksheep115

Well-known member
I think it's all good stuff man.
Creatine: probably most clinically proven supplement out there? Other than tren? 😅

Yohimbe: so I kinda thought this was whatever until I tried it one summer. Oddly enough got my mom to use it too. Only thing she did was change diet, yohimbe, and did Wii Fit. For 60 years old She did a pretty damn good transformation. She is also an alcoholic lol so that works against her.

Curcurmin: super interesting. Eating it via diet takes a lifetime to build up and take effect. Extracts now and even pharmacy grade stuff has had a huge change I took it for 3 months then stopped for 3 months. Then took it again for a bit. Could Def tell difference in shoulder paid/inflammation.

Beet powder(greens too): I wish shit wasn't so expensive lol but it does amazing for blood flow/BP/etc.
 
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nhbskull21

Well-known member
Only creatine that ever made an impression was weider creatine capsules. Im willing to bet there was a sprinkle of something in there. My only experience with yohimbe was back then it was in androfuel. That was some good stuff for legal stuff.
 
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