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I Advice - Here is Your Supplement Checklist
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Caffeine for weight loss or a metabolism boost or maybe you just like your local coffee shop. I don't experiment with it at all but I do like my coffee. Many people find that caffeine in coffee or green tea make good herbal weight loss products that are safe.
CLA is an old school healthy fat that get press every now and again. Lately there's not much promise in terms of human weight reduction but again, something to consider. Don't expert miracles. I tried it once. Interesting. Not a supplement that you'll find in my closet though.
Remember, there are hundreds of supplements out there and the list is gr
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A few days ago this kid posted his supplement stack pictures. He spends $400+ a month on supplements! I think I spend under $50 and that's if I'm being experimental.
I'll refrain from talking about brand names and such as I think we all have our opinions on those and many times price is a factor. Let's just stick to the overall basics.
So let's begin...
Foundational Supplements:
* Multi-vitamin
* Essential Fatty Acid complex
The multi-vitamin will act as an insurance policy. Variety in your diet is great and you should strive for it, but not all of us get everything we need for optimal performance. And with the debates on food quality, it's just a decent idea to take a multi- vitamin.
An EFA complex gives you so many benefits to fat burning and muscle building by increasing your metabolism and the heart healthy benefits, it's just a must. Eating plenty of fish will help ensure you are getting your Omega acids but again, insurance policy and a decent foundational supplement.
And that's it!
Performance/Muscle Building Supplements:
* Whey protein
* Creatine
Why isn't protein a foundational? Because I believe that if you wanted to, you could get all your protein needs from whole foods. It's not a foundational to take a shake even after a workout. And while you can argue that the body will absorb it better and such, it still doesn't make it a must even as an insurance policy.
But it sure as heck does help. I think most bodybuilders will take some form of whey shake at some point during the day. My guess is in the morning upon waking up and after a workout.
Good old creatine. It's proven in over 300 peer reviewed published articles on it's improvements to the bodybuilding athlete.
Optional Supplements:
* Beta-Alanine
* Glutamine
* Casein
* Other proteins
An up-coming major player in coo hoots with creatine is beta- alanine. From my own research and experimentation, it's a fine supplement and not a bank breaker. I do stack this with my BCAA supplement that has creatine in it. One to watch at the least.
Glutamine is something that gets a lot of attention but rarely do we find studies that show it's clear link to bodybuilding. Needless to say...
You can try it out if you want.
Casein is just a slower digesting protein. Many people are firm believers in mixing proteins especially at night when you want a slower digesting protein. Some products have protein combinations in them already. Dairy proteins like cottage cheese have casein in them and make a very good nighttime snack.
Other proteins like egg white protein or vegetarian proteins might be something optional if you find it necessary or beneficial.
Experimental Supplements:
* BCAAs
* Caffeine
* CLA
Branch Chain Aminos are great. Especially in a pre-workout formula. At the moment, I've had great personal success using a BCAA powder with creatine mixed in it. Not something for everybody but if you are looking for that extra edge, BCAA style supplements sure do have a lot of valid research behind them to suggest a performance enhancement.
Caffeine for weight loss or a metabolism boost or maybe you just like your local coffee shop. I don't experiment with it at all but I do like my coffee. Many people find that caffeine in coffee or green tea make good herbal weight loss products that are safe.
CLA is an old school healthy fat that get press every now and again. Lately there's not much promise in terms of human weight reduction but again, something to consider. Don't expert miracles. I tried it once. Interesting. Not a supplement that you'll find in my closet though.
Remember, there are hundreds of supplements out there and the list is gro
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And that's it!
Performance/Muscle Building Supplements:
* Whey protein
* Creatine
Why isn't protein a foundational? Because I believe that if you wanted to, you could get all your protein needs from whole foods. It's not a foundational to take a shake even after a workout. And while you can argue that the body will absorb it better and such, it still doesn't make it a must even as an insurance policy.
But it sure as heck does help. I think most bodybuilders will take some form of whey shake at some point during the day. My guess is in the morning upon waking up and after a workout.
Good old creatine. It's proven in over 300 peer reviewed published articles on it's improvements to the bodybuilding athlete.
Optional Supplements:
* Beta-Alanine
* Glutamine
* Casein
* Other proteins
An up-coming major player in coo hoots with creatine is beta- alanine. From my own research and experimentation, it's a fine supplement and not a bank breaker. I do stack this with my BCAA supplement that has creatine in it. One to watch at the least.
Glutamine is something that gets a lot of attention but rarely do we find studies that show it's clear link to bodybuilding. Needless to say...
You can try it out if you want.
Casein is just a slower digesting protein. Many people are firm believers in mixing proteins especially at night when you want a slower digesting protein. Some products have protein combinations in them already. Dairy proteins like cottage cheese have casein in them and make a very good nighttime snack.
Other proteins like egg white protein or vegetarian proteins might be something optional if you find it necessary or beneficial.
Experimental Supplements:
* BCAAs
* Caffeine
* CLA
Branch Chain Aminos are great. Especially in a pre-workout formula. At the moment, I've had great personal success using a BCAA powder with creatine mixed in it. Not something for everybody but if you are looking for that extra edge, BCAA style supplements sure do have a lot of valid research behind them to suggest a performance enhancement.
Caffeine for weight loss or a metabolism boost or maybe you just like your local coffee shop. I don't experiment with it at all but I do like my coffee. Many people find that caffeine in coffee or green tea make good herbal weight loss products that are safe.
CLA is an old school healthy fat that get press every now and again. Lately there's not much promise in terms of human weight reduction but again, something to consider. Don't expert miracles. I tried it once. Interesting. Not a supplement that you'll find in my closet though.
Remember, there are hundreds of supplements out there and the list is gr
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Good old creatine. It's proven in over 300 peer reviewed published articles on it's improvements to the bodybuilding athlete.
Optional Supplements:
* Beta-Alanine
* Glutamine
* Casein
* Other proteins
An up-coming major player in coo hoots with creatine is beta- alanine. From my own research and experimentation, it's a fine supplement and not a bank breaker. I do stack this with my BCAA supplement that has creatine in it. One to watch at the least.
Glutamine is something that gets a lot of attention but rarely do we find studies that show it's clear link to bodybuilding. Needless to say...
You can try it out if you want.
Casein is just a slower digesting protein. Many people are firm believers in mixing proteins especially at night when you want a slower digesting protein. Some products have protein combinations in them already. Dairy proteins like cottage cheese have casein in them and make a very good nighttime snack.
Other proteins like egg white protein or vegetarian proteins might be something optional if you find it necessary or beneficial.
Experimental Supplements:
* BCAAs
* Caffeine
* CLA
Branch Chain Aminos are great. Especially in a pre-workout formula. At the moment, I've had great personal success using a BCAA powder with creatine mixed in it. Not something for everybody but if you are looking for that extra edge, BCAA style supplements sure do have a lot of valid research behind them to suggest a performance enhancement.
Caffeine for weight loss or a metabolism boost or maybe you just like your local coffee shop. I don't experiment with it at all but I do like my coffee. Many people find that caffeine in coffee or green tea make good herbal weight loss products that are safe.
CLA is an old school healthy fat that get press every now and again. Lately there's not much promise in terms of human weight reduction but again, something to consider. Don't expert miracles. I tried it once. Interesting. Not a supplement that you'll find in my closet though.
Remember, there are hundreds of supplements out there and the list is gr
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You can try it out if you want.
Casein is just a slower digesting protein. Many people are firm believers in mixing proteins especially at night when you want a slower digesting protein. Some products have protein combinations in them already. Dairy proteins like cottage cheese have casein in them and make a very good nighttime snack.
Other proteins like egg white protein or vegetarian proteins might be something optional if you find it necessary or beneficial.
Experimental Supplements:
* BCAAs
* Caffeine
* CLA
Branch Chain Aminos are great. Especially in a pre-workout formula. At the moment, I've had great personal success using a BCAA powder with creatine mixed in it. Not something for everybody but if you are looking for that extra edge, BCAA style supplements sure do have a lot of valid research behind them to suggest a performance enhancement.
Caffeine for weight loss or a metabolism boost or maybe you just like your local coffee shop. I don't experiment with it at all but I do like my coffee. Many people find that caffeine in coffee or green tea make good herbal weight loss products that are safe.
CLA is an old school healthy fat that get press every now and again. Lately there's not much promise in terms of human weight reduction but again, something to consider. Don't expert miracles. I tried it once. Interesting. Not a supplement that you'll find in my closet though.
Remember, there are hundreds of supplements out there and the list is gr
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Caffeine for weight loss or a metabolism boost or maybe you just like your local coffee shop. I don't experiment with it at all but I do like my coffee. Many people find that caffeine in coffee or green tea make good herbal weight loss products that are safe.
CLA is an old school healthy fat that get press every now and again. Lately there's not much promise in terms of human weight reduction but again, something to consider. Don't expert miracles. I tried it once. Interesting. Not a supplement that you'll find in my closet though.
Remember, there are hundreds of supplements out there and the list is growing daily. These few are really all you'll need in addition to your 5-6 meals a day.
If you were to stick just with the foundational supplements, you would still make fantastic progress and spend under $30 a month on supplements.
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