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    Beta alanine??? Tingles.

    Hey guys I decided to have a go at another protein brand today, the product is boditronics reloaded with added beta alanine. What the hell is this beta stuff made all my body tingle and itch 10 mins after drinking it, is this normal??? If so why the hell does it do that??

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    Yes its normal and it will subside with time. I think its a good supplement

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    dude,its worth the tingle! i take 4g before a workout and i tingly but i literally feel ZERO fatigue! IMO hands down the best supplement preworkout! I choose it over caffeine! A good pre workout is a stronger green tea(make yourself) with 3600mg of beta tingly!

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    The tingle is an awesome feeling

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    Quote Originally Posted by l2elapse
    The tingle is an awesome feeling
    Didn't feel awesome at first I thought had some strange reaction to the shake, but after that it felt kinda nice ...

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    Your body will build up tolerance to the beta alanine and after a week or so you will no longer get the tingle unless you up the dosage. That being said, just because you're not getting the tingle doesn't mean the beta alanine isn't working its' magic. Also note that beta alanine and creatine have a synergetic effect when taken together.

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    Quote Originally Posted by M302_Imola
    Your body will build up tolerance to the beta alanine and after a week or so you will no longer get the tingle unless you up the dosage. That being said, just because you're not getting the tingle doesn't mean the beta alanine isn't working its' magic. Also note that beta alanine and creatine have a synergetic effect when taken together.
    Imola I'm on creatine as well what was this synergetic effect??????

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    Quote Originally Posted by bavz01 View Post
    Imola I'm on creatine as well what was this synergetic effect??????
    when combined they are more effective..Kind of like 1+1=3

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    Quote Originally Posted by l2elapse

    when combined they are more effective..Kind of like 1+1=3
    Cheers bud .

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    it increases my sons BP and makes him irratible, so he stopped taking it

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    Quote Originally Posted by l2elapse View Post
    when combined they are more effective..Kind of like 1+1=3
    exactly...couldn't have said it better myself. Simple and to the point!

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