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I was just wondering. I take 2 mega man sport vitamins, vitamin C, and fish oils daily. Are these really necessary or am I wasting my money? Also, do they add more stress on my liver while on a test cycle? I will be adding 100mg of var towards the middle/end of my cycle. I usually start supplementing liv52 when i start the var.My diet is excellent.
Please post a direct link to the supplement Facts. Most Multi's are a waste of money.
So you dont reccomend taking a basic multi? I have always thought gnc brand were a waste but thought multi was essential.
^ nope.
Read austinite's "Amino Acids" thread (http://forums.steroid.com/supplement...erbs-more.html). It's a wealth of knowledge. Instead of taking a multivitamin that has low doses of several vitamins and minerals, take the vitamins and minerals separately.Quote:
Originally Posted by gymmonster
On my way
Damn it amazes me how much time some of you spend typing to help the board. Awesome read thank austin.
Anyone that looked at this thread with question should go to austins thread and read.
Not all multis have crappy ingredients or low dosed, just saying.Quote:
Originally Posted by basketballfan22
Show me one.Quote:
Originally Posted by RescuesPitbulls
Anavite? The only addition thing i supplement is Biotin to aid my eczema.Quote:
Originally Posted by austinite
Have a link to the data?
Data as in ? Label?Quote:
Originally Posted by austinite
Here you go austinite. http://www.edinburghsupplements.co.u...te%20facts.jpg
Another advantage of taking vitamins and minerals separately is the ability to adjust the doses and time you take them.Quote:
Originally Posted by RescuesPitbulls
With the exception of potassium, molybdenum, chromium, and phosphorous, Optimum Nutrition's Opti-Men has higher amounts of vitamins and minerals (http://www.fitnessnutritionschweiz.c...0val%20nut.gif).
I like the Anavite more because it gives me a 3.2g of Beta Alanine. Saves me buying that.Quote:
Originally Posted by basketballfan22
No thanks...
http://www.sprynutrition.com/ar/Anavite.gif
I understand. Supplementing separately is definitely more expensive than a simple multivitamin. Personally, I think multivitamins are fine if that's all you can get. Austinite has a more cost effective protocol in his thread too.Quote:
Originally Posted by RescuesPitbulls
You don't really need all the vitamins on earth. I do it because I'm extreme with everything. I should make an "Absolute Necessity" protocol for Vitamins/Minerals.
Lol, I knew you would have fun with that. It brings up some questions though (sorry). It is fine to mix magnesium with some vitamins and minerals, right? I plan on taking magnesium orotate, micronized glutamine, tyrosine, maca, green tea extract, vitamin C, horny goat weed, and pycnogenol together (or right after each other) before bed as per you protocol.Quote:
Originally Posted by austinite
Well you sort of do at the end of your first post. The fact that you are extreme is why I like your protocol though, lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by austinite
It's ok to mix it, the idea of separating it is that it can act as muscle relaxer, and most people don't take their "Multi's" before bed. And the 200mg dose up there is nothing to shake a stick at.Quote:
Originally Posted by basketballfan22
Ah, I see. I think I will take the others about one hour before bed then, but I will take magnesium by itself right before bed.Quote:
Originally Posted by austinite
Austinite...if you had to recommend a multi to someone...what brand would you suggest? Basically for those of us who aren't hardcore like you when it comes to chomping up pills. Right now I just take regular old Opti-men ones...
^ I dont really. But if you can hang tight a couple days, I'll post a good stack that is about 3 pills max.
Interesting, i honestly don't feel like supplementing with more vitamins & minerals. I'll either take the multi or drop it completely and put that money towards food.Quote:
Originally Posted by austinite
To be quite honest, i never cared for multis. The only thing i've ever supplemented with was protein powders, creatine & BCAAs. I bought the multi because i got a kick ass deal on it. I'm not sure if i really care for the vitamin & minerals since i already consume a lot of food.Quote:
Originally Posted by basketballfan22
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Originally Posted by Blitz88
I personally think a multi vitamin/mineral supp is a must,,,especially with the way people eat these days.
I dont go crazy though. I actually use Flintstone chewables or gummies..1 with breakfast...1 with dinner.
lol.
Yes would you please do that.Quote:
Originally Posted by austinite