Yes, you couldn't be more right. Supplements for muscle building is a big industry worth many $billions in the US alone and the supplement makers have internet marketing firms who specialize in guerilla marketing to sway to young minds of teenagers into believing they can't get by without...
Yes. However, the result will depend on many things including the art and the nature and magnitude of the distortion. One of my daughters had a 4 inch butterfly tatted between her shoulder blades. She got fat, lost the weight, and now her butterfly is a very distorted wavy mess.
I had a short...
Dude, you just got screwed out of forty bucks.
Here's why you should not use protein supplements.
• You don't need them.
Our species has survived for 150,000 generations without supplements. You grew from an infant to what you are today by eating food. There is absolutely no reason to take...
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"Whenever I take xxx I get a real unsettling feeling and for some reason I always...
Neither.
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No. I wouldn't recommend anything from GNC. Most GNC products and most of the products they sell are junk supplements and scams. Also, there is no such thing as a "meal replacement". If you could replace a meal with a liquid mixture, it would be a meal. Unfortunately, you cannot replace meals...
You should never shop at a GNC store. They sell junk supplements you don't need. 90% of their products are scams. Over $20 billion of worthless supplements are sold in the US every year. Don't be one of the suckers.
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1. strength or hypertrophy
2. aerobic
3. flexibility or fitness or concentraion or discipline, etc.
4. percent body fat
Getting answers to a quiz online is not a good idea because the teachers/profs are often looking for a specific answer which they presented in their material where other...
You're not going to get crap like GNC sells in the Army. You're going to get food. So, what's the point in taking supplements now? How can that make sense?
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Well, you should have learned something about supplements when you took the whey. They don't work!! So, stop wasting your money and polluting your body with junk in pursuit of some dream body that you obviously weren't born to have.
You can't change your genetics. It sounds like you're an...
It's neither and the sales people at GNC generally don't know much about nutrition because the only thing they're trained to do is sell supplements and steer you toward some product which will make you think it will help but probably won't. Optimum Nutrition is a bodybuilding supplement and a...
You got the old GNC scam. What you have will do nothing good for you but it will unbalance your macronutrients and force your body to process a bunch of crap is doesn't need not to mention wasting your money. GNC stores sell junk no one needs...they're called "supplements". Here's the supplement...
You don't even have your lifetime max of testosterone and you want to take supplements? That's nuts, dude. Read my answer here --> http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AtGdwn5cqfesP6O1LkavjSjty6IX;_ylv=3?qid=20110821092640AA3hq12
The best health experts in the world (the US National...
You really need to learn about supplements. Most reviews are scams paid for by the supplement makers. Don't believe anything you read about supplements unless it comes from the government or a reputable scientific source. And, don't buy GNC junk...it's the worst. Read this -->...
No. It doesn't work. Supplements are not approved by the FDA, are virtually unregulated, do not have the protections afforded foods and drugs, are not recommended by the US National Institute of Health, do not require any testing, are often contaminated, may not even be what the label says...
No. GNC stores a full of supplements and most supplements are scams. In the US the federal government allowed supplements to go essentially free from the stringent controls required of food and drugs because it was believed that people should have the freedom to seek homeopathic, natureopathic...