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Supplement Q and A: Tridenosen H - Vitamins |
Article Submitted by: Dane Fletcher
Wednesday, 28 February 2007
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SUPPLEMENT Q & A - Tridenosen H Q: I've been hearing a lot of guys on various internet boards talk about TridenosenH™. Is this a steroid or prohormone? And can I lose weight on TridenosenH™, or is it strictly a muscle building drug or supplement? A: Well, Tri-H is not an anabolic steroid. In fact, it isn't even a prohormone, but it's getting a lot of great buzz lately, and for good reason! TridenosenH™ was developed with mimicking protein sparing effects and nitrogen retention effects of anabolic steroids in mind. The steroid it most closely mimics is Oxandrolone - more commonly known as Anavar. Oxandrolone has long been known to cause incredible synthesis of creatine phosphate and ATP, but it differs from other steroids because it triggers anabolis m activating motor proteins (actin and myosin) which stimulates the formation of new muscle tissue, rather than through androgenic action. TridenosenH™ is also designed to be very thermogenic (brown fat thermogenesis in particular - which often correlates with abdominal fat) - by shutting down A-1 adenosine fat receptors and mobilizing fat for fuel. So you can definitely lose weight on this, and also get hard and expect some decent development. For not being a steroid, this is about as close as you can get these days. SUPPLEMENT Q & A - Vitamins Q: Can vitamins truly improve your performance in the gym? A: Interesting question, and we can't believe we're saying "interesting" to the simple word "vitamin", given all of the other goodies out there in the supplement industry. But the fact is, vitamins are foundation supplements - like no others. They are essential for health, function and well-being at the very basic levels. Sadly, they are among the supplements considered last. People spend all of their hard-earned money on the "miracle" supplements and "superstar" supplements, thinking those are going to deliver the biggest bang for the buck. However, without the continuous, basic levels of vitamins - both water soluble (need replacing daily) and fat soluble (banked vitamins that accumulate over time) - all of these other functions like contraction, protein synthesis, fat burning, and repair during rest cannot occur! Plain and simple. And the most insidious thing about it all is that it's so subtle, you can't measure it and know it for sure when you aren't supplying enough vitamins. That's because the body is a forgiving vessel. However, you would probably see a lot more out of the supplements you currently take if you were to change all of this and make sure vitamin quality and absorption, as well as the correct amounts needed for maximum exertion, were given. Just our two cents, but we think they're almost THE most important supplement. Can't build a house on air. About the Author: Dane Fletcher is the world's foremost training authority. He writes exclusively for GetAnabolics.com , a leading online provider of anabolic steroids. For more information, please visit http://www.getanabolics.com. Article Source: http://www.ArticleBlast.com |
About The Author:
About the Author: Dane Fletcher is the world's foremost training authority. He writes exclusively for GetAnabolics.com , a leading online provider of testosterone and other bodybuilding supplements. For more information, please visit http://www.getanabolics.com.
About the Author: Dane Fletcher is the world's foremost training authority. He writes exclusively for GetAnabolics.com , a leading online provider of testosterone and other bodybuilding supplements. For more information, please visit http://www.getanabolics.com.
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