Malkore- doesn't that increased blood flow to the muscles allow you to lift heavier? I was all on the NO-Xplode bandwagon until I read your posts today. I thought that because it increased the blood flow, you COULD lift heavier than you would normally. I took it for the first time today and felt a noticeable difference in how much I could lift. Wouldn't you say the heavier you can lift the better? I guess I'm confused.
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Malkore- doesn't that increased blood flow to the muscles allow you to lift heavier? I was all on the NO-Xplode bandwagon until I read your posts today. I thought that because it increased the blood flow, you COULD lift heavier than you would normally. I took it for the first time today and felt a noticeable difference in how much I could lift. Wouldn't you say the heavier you can lift the better? I guess I'm confused.
If Malkore says it is bunk.
Its like E.F. Hutton: People listen.
And, I tend to agree with him on this subject matter.
(Except that he is old
).I recommend NOT wasting your money.
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Chillen
blood flow doesn't really have anything to do with lifting harder.
and remember, you naturally flush a lot of blood into the muscles when training in the first place.
I've seen some recent studies that indicate continued use of NO2 products could actually cause internal bleeding complications.
I'll see if I can find the link I had on it. Mreik or Evo posted it in another thread on the subject.
and remember, you naturally flush a lot of blood into the muscles when training in the first place.
I've seen some recent studies that indicate continued use of NO2 products could actually cause internal bleeding complications.
I'll see if I can find the link I had on it. Mreik or Evo posted it in another thread on the subject.
I'm a complete n00b when it comes to weight training, which is why I joined this forum. One of the main things I hoped to learn was which supplements would benefit me the most. One guy I know tells me about NOx and I've seen tremendous improvement in his muscle growth.
Malurek's (sorry if this is spelled wrong, I don't want to go back to look) argument is that it creates an initial swelling of the muscles followed by an eventual return to their natural size. But from what I read, the purpose of NOx isn't necessarily to gain you muscle but rather to give you the energy needed to gain muscle. If that's the case then there's no reason anyone should be using this to see an instant growth in muscle size. I think if someone were to use this on a fairly regularly basis, they would be able to see improvements so long as they maintained the necessary diet and workout regimen.
However, as I said before, I'm a n00b. But I do plan on buying this stuff tomorrow and going to the gym because I can't find it in me to lift weights longer than 40 minutes.
Malurek's (sorry if this is spelled wrong, I don't want to go back to look) argument is that it creates an initial swelling of the muscles followed by an eventual return to their natural size. But from what I read, the purpose of NOx isn't necessarily to gain you muscle but rather to give you the energy needed to gain muscle. If that's the case then there's no reason anyone should be using this to see an instant growth in muscle size. I think if someone were to use this on a fairly regularly basis, they would be able to see improvements so long as they maintained the necessary diet and workout regimen.
However, as I said before, I'm a n00b. But I do plan on buying this stuff tomorrow and going to the gym because I can't find it in me to lift weights longer than 40 minutes.
You know what that is called? Placebo.
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Yeah I don't really know where you would get gains from? Show me one study where vasodilation increases muscle growth? Yeah, I didn't think so.. And I can show you a few where long term arginine decreases hGH levels.
Now don't get me wrong, I'm all for creatine and caffeine. But I could do without the $30-45 price tag, for something I can get a bigger supply for less.
Yes, that is the CREATINE and CAFFINE doing that. Not the 'NO2' vasodilator.
Seriously people...read up on this stuff instead of being a mindless sheep eating every piece of bull**** hype these marketing departments are feeding you. Think!