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That's the whole problem with supps. (Not including protein in any packaging here, protein is food). There are a ton of ephedra free products out there now that all seem to work better than ephedra. Well if that was the case then why did we have to wait until ephedra has almost vanished from the landscape before we saw any of these products? All of the ingrediants were out there forver, why if they are so great did it take the supp genies so long to beat ephedra? Because they didn't!bigshug said:if you're going to fork out that much cash for a supplement that yeilds mediocre results at best, why not opt for the "real" thing??
Well, legal issues aside of course....lol
Welcome to the board Veinlover!Veinlover said:I don't know if those posts were aimed at me or not, but when it comes to steroid precursor type supplements, I agree completely, just go with the real thing, assuming you are morally and practically able to over come the legal issues. In my case, it is a NON-issue, since I obtain my "real" steroids legally through a physician--and I know well and good how very lucky I am to be able to do so.
NOW, in terms of diet aids and such, there is no "real-McCoy", unless you consider Clenbuterol somehow more "real" than ephedra. Clen is only marginally illegal in the US, anyhow, I've had customs inspect it and let it go through. However, Clen has some very real limitations, especially in terms of its effectiveness over time. I find T3 very effective with it, but again, It's not "illegal". Given my body's very peculiar reactions to Ephedra and Synepherine etc, I am pretty well limited to Clen/T3 and other unusual concoctions out there: OR, as the wise man said, dieting harder and longer. There are REAL problems dieting, though, beyond laziness, such as your body adapting to the lower calorie levels and simply slowing down the metabolism, which is why most people resort to diet aids, to keep the metabolism going while they cut calories. Thus, simply dieting one week longer may not work.
All that said, myself included, we all were raised to solve problems through modern chemestry, and it is hard not to think in those terms. Especially when you look at the amazing results of those who combine hard work with chemistry. Those who rely on chemestry alone, of course, you never see.
Veinlover said:I don't know if those posts were aimed at me or not, but when it comes to steroid precursor type supplements, I agree completely, just go with the real thing, assuming you are morally and practically able to over come the legal issues. In my case, it is a NON-issue, since I obtain my "real" steroids legally through a physician--and I know well and good how very lucky I am to be able to do so.
NOW, in terms of diet aids and such, there is no "real-McCoy", unless you consider Clenbuterol somehow more "real" than ephedra. Clen is only marginally illegal in the US, anyhow, I've had customs inspect it and let it go through. However, Clen has some very real limitations, especially in terms of its effectiveness over time. I find T3 very effective with it, but again, It's not "illegal". Given my body's very peculiar reactions to Ephedra and Synepherine etc, I am pretty well limited to Clen/T3 and other unusual concoctions out there: OR, as the wise man said, dieting harder and longer. There are REAL problems dieting, though, beyond laziness, such as your body adapting to the lower calorie levels and simply slowing down the metabolism, which is why most people resort to diet aids, to keep the metabolism going while they cut calories. Thus, simply dieting one week longer may not work.
All that said, myself included, we all were raised to solve problems through modern chemestry, and it is hard not to think in those terms. Especially when you look at the amazing results of those who combine hard work with chemistry. Those who rely on chemestry alone, of course, you never see.