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    Need help with abriviations

    OK, in reading posts here I get lost when I see some abrivations like:
    Ala or R-ala
    ECA
    EFA... I figure this might be effedria Not sure.
    6oxo
    NO2... Is this Nitrous Oxide? How would that help in muscle gain or fat loss?
    This board doesn't have a search thing so I don't know how to go about finding info on these abriv.
    A lil' help here for the slow guy, please?

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    Quote Originally Posted by 63190
    OK, in reading posts here I get lost when I see some abrivations like:
    Ala or R-ala
    ECA
    EFA... I figure this might be effedria Not sure.
    6oxo
    This board doesn't have a search thing so I don't know how to go about finding info on these abriv.
    A lil' help here for the slow guy, please?

    ALA is alpha lipoic acid and the is the racine version. just a purer form.

    eca- ephedrine, cafine, asprin

    efa- essential fatty acids


    6oxo- a worthless supplements not worth worrying about

    check out the educational forum for a thread about abbreviations
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    Is PWO post work out drink/meal/snack?
    What is PPWO? Post, post work out?
    What is the time between the two?
    I've heard you need something within 20 min to get your muscles some good sugars.
    That brings up another question what is GI sugar?
    And I've heard you need good food with in 2 hours of your work out, because that's when you are most likely to get the nutrition to where you want to grow (ie: the muscles you just worked out).

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    educational forum... I'll look again. I had looked already but it was late at night and I was sleepy.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 63190
    Is PWO post work out drink/meal/snack?
    What is PPWO? Post, post work out?
    What is the time between the two?
    I've heard you need something within 20 min to get your muscles some good sugars.
    That brings up another question what is GI sugar?
    And I've heard you need good food with in 2 hours of your work out, because that's when you are most likely to get the nutrition to where you want to grow (ie: the muscles you just worked out).
    pwo is right and it can be a drink or a meal.

    20mins? umm never herd that but you body is in a catabolic state after weight training so the ebst thing to do is replensih glycogen levels ASAP.

    GI sugar is just a scale of reading the glycemic index of foods( carbs is what your concerned with) and how they effect you plasma levels and from there we can actually look at insulin too. but GI is glycemic index

    yep get a solid meal in ASAP because your body is really in need of nutrients at that time, 2 hours would be the longest I would go.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 63190
    This board doesn't have a search thing so I don't know how to go about finding info on these abriv.
    A lil' help here for the slow guy, please?
    Yes there is a search feature on this board, across the top you see a bar the far left one is "UserCP" and far right is "Log Out" (when logged in). The 3rd from the right is "Search".
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    "NO2... Is this Nitrous Oxide" NO!
    n2o is Nitrous oxide

    good info in no2
    http://www.bodybuildingforyou.com/su...ent-review.htm
    Last edited by DevilsDeity; 06-02-2004 at 01:38 PM.

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    NO2 is Nitric oxide.

    Details here: http://www.bodybuilding.com/store/no2.html
    Last edited by doby48; 06-02-2004 at 01:41 PM.
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    Thanks y'all.
    doby48, is the thing labled FAQ the search button of wich you speak?

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    Quote Originally Posted by 63190
    Thanks y'all.
    doby48, is the thing labled FAQ the search button of wich you speak?
    No, If you are no logged in FAQ will be the second in from the left, SEARCH is the farthes on the right.

    If you are logged in FAQ will be the third from the left and SEARCH is the third from the right. Its on the same row as FAQ says "Search".
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    Duh, I'm a retard thanks.

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