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Has Anybody used the supplements "havoc" or "X-factor" fro the anabolic reference guide?
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Havoc is another is the latest prohormone substitutes created by who knows who, who knows where, with who knows what. I never liked that stuff. Too chancy. For non drug anti-e's stick with natural substances.
X-Factor is Arachidonic acid. It may have some validy but I've never noticed any difference form using it. It's cheaper to just buy baby formula.
Check it out: http://www.nutrition.nestle.ca/en/our_products/infant_formula/good_start_omega3_6
X-Factor is Arachidonic acid. It may have some validy but I've never noticed any difference form using it. It's cheaper to just buy baby formula.
Check it out: http://www.nutrition.nestle.ca/en/our_products/infant_formula/good_start_omega3_6
solidspine
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Most supplements including the ones on this site are pretty useless, so don’t get too excited about any thing,
I like some of Omegas products and they give you a boost, I also like AIFM,
But 99 percent of all these supplements are bunk.
You are better off spending your money on some vitamins and good food.
I like some of Omegas products and they give you a boost, I also like AIFM,
But 99 percent of all these supplements are bunk.
You are better off spending your money on some vitamins and good food.
solidspine
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Any company with a good reputation will also give you free supplements to try, if they stand behind their product it is a simple investment.
If they can’t give you something free to try, it is not worth the effort, buy food and vitamins
If they can’t give you something free to try, it is not worth the effort, buy food and vitamins
solidspine said:
What do you do for a living? Do you give everyone free service before they hire you?
There are plenty of good supplements. AIFM isn't one of them.
ben dovergurl
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Nelson Montana said:
lol....^^drama queen
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Anthony Roberts
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solidspine said:
Many companies will not give you a free sample of their product to try before you decide to buy it, and many of them are reputable. Protein factory, who I work for, offers money back as does EliteFitness, as far as I understand their policies. There is no risk to the consumer in this way, and they're not giving out samples to people who will never make a purchase.
As far as the original question, Havoc (Epistane products) seem to be under fire right now as to their legitimacy, and I don't feel Xfactor is really worthwhile.
s8nlilhlpr
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Nelson Montana said:
I work for a winery, we always give out free samples of new products. I would like to see you PROOF about AIFM not a little drama fest. I stand behind AFSTORE 100%, I'll even give Omega benefit of the doubt 'cause people I trust have liked the AMP02 (even if its pushed like crack,
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Stryker1992
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Anthony Roberts said:
Bro, you work for protein factory? I just ordered post cycle and unleashed...tell me about them and using them properly??????????
I am going to tell everyone if they suck!
hahaha
Seriously, I am going out on a limb to try these products, Nelson knows this. I am also going to use derma. I will be honest and fair in my reports as no one is paying me!
s8nlilhlpr said:I work for a winery, we always give out free samples of new products. I would like to see you PROOF about AIFM not a little drama fest. I stand behind AFSTORE 100%, I'll even give Omega benefit of the doubt 'cause people I trust have liked the AMP02 (even if its pushed like crack,
Great, I'll take a couple of bottles of of Cabernet Sauvignon. And so will everyone else here.
The proof can not be if something DOES NOT work. (Prove doing a daily jig doesn't make the sun rise). The proof is if it does. Any blood test results using nothing but AIFM? Doubt it.
