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		<title>By: Berto</title>
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		<description>Hey Brandon good work here. Just found your site, I&#039;ll have to keep some tabs on it!

In researching products to add to my new site linked above, I found the Performance NS forums at MuscularDevelopment.com... from these guys I learned a lot of things that could help:

1.  3.4g of CLA (conjugated lineolic acid) is shown to reduce fat.  I take 4 caps from Olympian Labs each night with my glucosamine and fish oil

2.  Where are your amino acids??!?!  You need BCAAs badly in this regimen.  I take 5g BCAA in my pre-workout drink, and 5g in my post-workout drink.  I also take 5g before doing cardio so my body doesn&#039;t synthesize my muscle tissue (it can just use what&#039;s in the bloodstream from my drink).

People also argue about the benefits of glutamine.  Some love it, others leave it.  But if you get sick a lot, consider it.

3.  How are you restoring your glycogen stores post-workout?  Most bodybuilders like to use waxy maize IMMEDIATELY after workout, which is a high-glycemic carb that doesn&#039;t get digested by the stomach and gets absorbed directly through the intestines.  I mix this with my BCAAs, creatine, and extra vitamin C as it will help drive the products right into the bloodstream.  On a budget, you can also do maltodextrin, but it has a slower absorption rate.  20 minutes after the carbs, bring on the whey.

4.  If you&#039;re having sluggish workouts, you can do a pre-workout supp like SuperPump 250, NO-Xplode, etc..  but these are optional and are just fun for the pump and caffeine.  They won&#039;t make you bigger but they&#039;re fun.

I&#039;ll have to add your multivitamin and greens to my site.  A lot of bodybuilders love Animal Pak or Opti-Men, but yours is just as hardcore.

Good work man!
Berto</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hey Brandon good work here. Just found your site, I&#039;ll have to keep some tabs on it!</p>
<p>In researching products to add to my new site linked above, I found the Performance NS forums at MuscularDevelopment.com&#8230; from these guys I learned a lot of things that could help:</p>
<p>1.  3.4g of CLA (conjugated lineolic acid) is shown to reduce fat.  I take 4 caps from Olympian Labs each night with my glucosamine and fish oil</p>
<p>2.  Where are your amino acids??!?!  You need BCAAs badly in this regimen.  I take 5g BCAA in my pre-workout drink, and 5g in my post-workout drink.  I also take 5g before doing cardio so my body doesn&#039;t synthesize my muscle tissue (it can just use what&#039;s in the bloodstream from my drink).</p>
<p>People also argue about the benefits of glutamine.  Some love it, others leave it.  But if you get sick a lot, consider it.</p>
<p>3.  How are you restoring your glycogen stores post-workout?  Most bodybuilders like to use waxy maize IMMEDIATELY after workout, which is a high-glycemic carb that doesn&#039;t get digested by the stomach and gets absorbed directly through the intestines.  I mix this with my BCAAs, creatine, and extra vitamin C as it will help drive the products right into the bloodstream.  On a budget, you can also do maltodextrin, but it has a slower absorption rate.  20 minutes after the carbs, bring on the whey.</p>
<p>4.  If you&#039;re having sluggish workouts, you can do a pre-workout supp like SuperPump 250, NO-Xplode, etc..  but these are optional and are just fun for the pump and caffeine.  They won&#039;t make you bigger but they&#039;re fun.</p>
<p>I&#039;ll have to add your multivitamin and greens to my site.  A lot of bodybuilders love Animal Pak or Opti-Men, but yours is just as hardcore.</p>
<p>Good work man!<br />
Berto</p>
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