u4ik_RAGE
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You prove my point more and more with every post you make.
HMB is isolated from L-leucine, one of the 3 BCAAs. BCAA formulas are ideally found with 50% Leucine and 25% each of Isoleucine and valine. There's a reason for more of the leucine. Why do you think they make supplements with only loads of glutamine and leucine and hardly any of the other 2 BCAAs? On a gram per gram basis, BCAAs and HMB have very similar anti-catobolic properties.
You can get as mad as you want and make weak attempts at insults that show your maturity (or lack of) and tell me to shut up, but I'll keep posting. By the way, HMB can be found in powder form, so enough with the 80 cap comments. If creatine came in 250mg caps, would you load up on 20 caps 3 times a day?
For the record, I have never recommended HMB to anyone in my life. If the prices of HMB and L-glutamine were vice versa, people would be bashing l-glutamine. But since l-glutamine is so cost effective it is one of the staples in a supplement program. I don't know everything about supplements but I obviously know more than you.
Dangerous advice? A lot of people recommend 2-5 grams of L-glutamine a day. Do you think taking 50+ grams of L-glutamine is dangerous? Nugga, please
HMB is isolated from L-leucine, one of the 3 BCAAs. BCAA formulas are ideally found with 50% Leucine and 25% each of Isoleucine and valine. There's a reason for more of the leucine. Why do you think they make supplements with only loads of glutamine and leucine and hardly any of the other 2 BCAAs? On a gram per gram basis, BCAAs and HMB have very similar anti-catobolic properties.
You can get as mad as you want and make weak attempts at insults that show your maturity (or lack of) and tell me to shut up, but I'll keep posting. By the way, HMB can be found in powder form, so enough with the 80 cap comments. If creatine came in 250mg caps, would you load up on 20 caps 3 times a day?
For the record, I have never recommended HMB to anyone in my life. If the prices of HMB and L-glutamine were vice versa, people would be bashing l-glutamine. But since l-glutamine is so cost effective it is one of the staples in a supplement program. I don't know everything about supplements but I obviously know more than you.
Dangerous advice? A lot of people recommend 2-5 grams of L-glutamine a day. Do you think taking 50+ grams of L-glutamine is dangerous? Nugga, please
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