Animal Pak

I'm not big on suppliments but so many of you posted animal pak I had to check it out. Anyway, to save on cost does anyone see anything wrong with a bridge of a multivitamin on OFF days? Also I'd assume 2 paks as oppossed to one don't show a significant differance in growth?


Btw, next time I'm ordering on-line! This shit cost me $44.99 at GNC

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Thanks modizzle! What do you think about taking them only on days you lift and using a multi the rest? Just didn't want to be wasting.

you are growing when resting....honestly i would say they would prove to be most benificial on your resting days. I would use both days though, because they will be helpful for your workout and rest days alike......and fuck GNC bro....if you ever hear me say anything intelligent, which aint much.....thats one em.....fuck GNC!!!

multi's are important but i dont think taking a animal pak one day and a multi another is gonna hurt to much. at least your getting a apak in eod. better then never if you cant afford it.

The reason I was asking wasn't for the "vitamin" part or the "performance optimzers", I can easily get around that with a multi and food. It was the "Amino acid blend." I couldn't remember my prior studies. All in all I think I'll take one pak everyday. Here's what kind of threw me.........................

As Per Label.......

"Recc. use: As a dietary supp take 1.........prior to workout. For competition and intense workouts take 2 packets daily."

My workouts are not intense and I just didn't want to be pissing money away.

yea, if it's budget issues then i would stick with the multi-vits they are very essensial to your body, so one a day is not gonna hurt, and if you are taking enough with your food then the rest you will pee it.....

Foods no problem here, up 6 lbs. on 7th day. Just wanted to make sure everything was "tying" together for synthesis.