Why take the time to type that? Why not just post your stack when you get home and not make this post? Why am I taking the time to make a useless pay questioning your useless post?
>Low-dosage finasteride + minoxodil pill
for hair loss >Magnesium citrate
because modern agricultural practices have reduced magnesium levels in soil and crops. >Tongkat Ali
because it's one of the very few (or even the only) natural substances that has consistently proven to raise testosterone levels in studies. >Valerian
Been used as a sleeping aid for millennia
That's it, I used to take fish oil but I eat fish at least 3 times a week so don't bother anymore. Oh, I have protein powder some days as well.
I might add some into my stack in about 15 years as well... But I'm only 23 now.
There is no reason not to supplement with vitamin d and magnesium. Your body needs magnesium to process the vitamin d you get.
is not me. I do not supplement vitamin D. I live in Australia and am able to get plenty of vitamin D from the sun.
I take magnesium purely because of two (shit) reasons:
1. It's quite often on sale at the shops for cheap.
2. A certain instagram page I follow once went on a schizo rant about how modern agriculture has reduced magnesium levels in soil and therefore there is all-time low levels of magnesium in foods. I don't know if this is true, but reading it once was enough to convince me to start doing it. And honestly, I just haven't stopped. Magnesium doesn't cost me much and I don't really notice anything, so I have no reason to stop.
Google tells me that food in fact will provide enough magnesium if you eat the right stuff. So perhaps that instagram page's schizo rant was simply a schizo making shit up, I don't know. So to be honest, it's probably unnecessary to supplement magnesium.
I didn't include this in the list, but last week I also bought a container of zinc tablets, purely because it was half price. Sometimes I like to go through the supplement section and just pick something up for half-price just for fun.
there was an article even on BBC that modern agriculture sucks. It was something like "how our food lost it nutrients" and they have mentioned that it has significantly less magnesium and zinc( brits have been measuring amount of nutrients in food for half a century and in that time it lost at least 20% of vitamins)
be careful with zinc, as you need to take copper with it as well. Otherwise you will develop copper deficiency and that can be a nightmare.
I took for one year then stoped. No chances since them.
I take half a cialis pill 30 mim before working out.
With this I can add 3 to 4 reps every set and recover waaaaaay faster between sets. Bad side is that you get very red, lips turn blood red, eyes too and you hearth and breathing rate will rise very high
3 hours later you are fine.
The increase blood flow is very confy if you take a walk after the workout, hard to explain why.
Also focus on music or other personal thoughts, dont look at woman or you dick will get hard and will be a very sad experience
I tried nootropics like 10 years ago, and found that the shit is basically snake oil.
I just use fish oil every so often, since I only eat fish a few times a year.
Now, don't ask me about my skincare products and routine, because that more than counterbalances my minimalism with regards to supplements...
I got covid recently and my stomach has never been the same. One of the first symptoms I had was that it felt like my colon was on fire. I then shit out this horrible mucusy monstrosity of a shit. 2 months later and I still struggle to take a solid shit. sometimes I am constipated other times I have to run to the bathroom and shit out a musky metallic smelling stream of liquid. Are there any supplements that I can take? I have tried probiotics and so far no luck.
Did you take any medication for the coof? And how long since you recovered?
Probiotic supplements are mostly useless. Instead eat yogurt, raw sauerkraut, kombucha, kimchi, kefir. Pick two or three of those and eat daily.
Did you take any medication for the coof? And how long since you recovered?
Probiotic supplements are mostly useless. Instead eat yogurt, raw sauerkraut, kombucha, kimchi, kefir. Pick two or three of those and eat daily.
Nvm just saw that it has been 2 months. COVID has some weird effects, for example changing the way the body metabolizes iron. Stop eating any iron fortified foods. And see a doctor. You probably have an infection, could be bacterial or parasitic.
Did you take any medication for the coof? And how long since you recovered?
Probiotic supplements are mostly useless. Instead eat yogurt, raw sauerkraut, kombucha, kimchi, kefir. Pick two or three of those and eat daily.
[...]
Nvm just saw that it has been 2 months. COVID has some weird effects, for example changing the way the body metabolizes iron. Stop eating any iron fortified foods. And see a doctor. You probably have an infection, could be bacterial or parasitic.
Now brand Adam multivitamin (general health)
Now brand Sunflower Lecithin (enhances cooming, stronger sensation)
Lugol's solution 2%, 2 drops in a glass of water (I am an insane person)
Got some NAC questions, how long before i see any effect at a normal dose, also i like to drink coffee, will that kill NACs good effects. Does NAC stack good with SSRI for depression and OCD?
Also thinking of stacking animalic D3 + K2mk4 + law liver (vit A) + Chaga tee.. Will that plus NAC plus lifting result in too much anti oxidation?
remember seeing a past post about taking zinc at like 50mg and the guy stressing over you needing to take copper. I also did some research but from the posts here posting their zinc supps, it doesn't contain copper unless maybe their multi has it, so if you're not getting copper at all you're fricked
Don't forget vitamin K2 and potentially magnesium if you're supplementing D3. Vitamin K prevents calcification of blood vessels from increased blood calcium from Vitamin D, and mag is a catalyst the body uses to turn D into it's usable form in the body.
My justifications are my own, and are not inherently relevant to my physique. That said, I will readily admit that I do not have a good physique and will be continuing to work at it.
Currently taking
AM >Black seed oil, 1Tbsp (galactologe) >Coffee 1 or 2 8oz cups >1000mg NAC >10,000iu Vit D >B Complex >Iron/vitamin C combo >25mg Zinc >Magnesium/potassium electrolyte powder >Postnatal multivitamin with DHA
PM >Fish Oil with Glucosamine >Evening Primrose oil >Calcium hydroxyapatite
Waiting for these to arrive in the mail >Lugol's Iodine >Liver Support (herbal blend, milk thistle) >Multi mineral (will allow me to condense the stuff above, also will add in molybdenum and boron)
Based fungus pill knower. Also how do you make your egg shell powder? I want to swap to doing that when I have some more time.
>how do you make your egg shell powder
Collect the egg shells over time from breakfasts, smash them up a little bit, and pop them in the oven at 200F (95C) for about an hour. When they're cooled off, I throw them in my manual coffee grinder on the finest setting. The reason for the baking is because while raw egg is perfectly fine, the shell membrane gets exposed to and can grow bacteria once exposed to air. It's to ensure safety for longer term storage
Currently taking
AM >Black seed oil, 1Tbsp (galactologe) >Coffee 1 or 2 8oz cups >1000mg NAC >10,000iu Vit D >B Complex >Iron/vitamin C combo >25mg Zinc >Magnesium/potassium electrolyte powder >Postnatal multivitamin with DHA
PM >Fish Oil with Glucosamine >Evening Primrose oil >Calcium hydroxyapatite
Waiting for these to arrive in the mail >Lugol's Iodine >Liver Support (herbal blend, milk thistle) >Multi mineral (will allow me to condense the stuff above, also will add in molybdenum and boron)
Based fungus pill knower. Also how do you make your egg shell powder? I want to swap to doing that when I have some more time.
My justifications are my own, and are not inherently relevant to my physique. That said, I will readily admit that I do not have a good physique and will be continuing to work at it.
[...] >how do you make your egg shell powder
Collect the egg shells over time from breakfasts, smash them up a little bit, and pop them in the oven at 200F (95C) for about an hour. When they're cooled off, I throw them in my manual coffee grinder on the finest setting. The reason for the baking is because while raw egg is perfectly fine, the shell membrane gets exposed to and can grow bacteria once exposed to air. It's to ensure safety for longer term storage
Thanks. I batch cook boiled eggs for snacks and use 8-12 eggs at a time to make breakfast for the family so I'll have enough to work with in a day.
Is there any benefits of taking these (or any vitamins and shit) if i have a diverse diet?
I do what
Yes and no.
No in that if you track your diet down to the micros, you can easily hit sufficient levels of those nutrients.
However it becomes yes depending on forms of those micros alongside non-required micros. For example, you can theoretically get enough iron in your diet by eating spinach, but that won't have the more bioavailable form of iron compared to eating beef (heme iron). The equivalent milligram content may be there, but the iron bound to cell walls of spinach won't be fully absorbed by the intestines, so you're likely getting less than what is being tracked for.
The other side is non-essential micronutrients that usually comes from various niche plants and mushrooms. Maca for example has macamides and macaenes (long chain fatty acids and derivatives) that could support secondary metabolites. It's not an essential nutrient by any means, but it could be an optimizing one.
That said, do some research on whatever is being shilled to ensure that you're not going to be poisoning yourself or that you're not just throwing money out the window.
said and track nutrients. I supplement to fill in the gaps in my diet. If I get enough of something one day I will skip the pill for it (usually the B vitamins). The only way to know what you need is to track that and figure out where you're deficient. I had blood work done fairly recently as well and that's a good way to see where you might have problems.
>What fricking metrics are there except for how well your body functions that prove the efficacy of your diet???
Your body can function perfectly fine and still make you feel shit. You can have a completely normal amount of cortisol in your system but still feel mentally unwell enough to not sleep. Further, your body's functions aren't limited to fricking lifting weights, which is the point I made that prompted your spastic response.
You can frick off back to the subleddit shithole you came from. The fungus has too tight a grip on you
I'm not even the other guy but you could at least not straw man like a reddit gay. He was talking about functional metrics and then you start talking about feelings and subjective experience.
2 years ago
Anonymous
Subjective experience is how one recognizes their health. Your objective numbers can justify specific conditions and warrant treatment, but the experience is what makes you seek out treatment. And even then, the subjective experiences can be tracked. There is no objective measurement of erection quality, but give viagra to a teenager with a hair trigger for hard ons and see what he'll say about it.
2 years ago
Anonymous
I'm not disagreeing with you. You and the other dude are just talking about completely different things. You were the one acting like an uppity Black person to begin with.
Zinc/D3/C are the trinity of immunity. I've taken these 3 for four years. Never sick. Went through the *holocoof* without one sniffle. L-Argenine helps with circulation; made my erections veiny and super horny.
All the other bullshit does nothing except lines the pockets of big-supplement.
Anyone else notice their body hair getting thicker/darker when taking L-Arginine? That wasn't the effect I was expecting, happened after a few days of taking RDI too.
I mean no way of knowing what you mean by a diverse diet. Short answer is yes there is benefits to taking some supplements even if you are getting "enough" of it. Unless you're eating seaweed and all kinds of shit all the time your diet isn't diverse enough and even then there is stuff you are just unable to get through your diet.
Yes and no.
No in that if you track your diet down to the micros, you can easily hit sufficient levels of those nutrients.
However it becomes yes depending on forms of those micros alongside non-required micros. For example, you can theoretically get enough iron in your diet by eating spinach, but that won't have the more bioavailable form of iron compared to eating beef (heme iron). The equivalent milligram content may be there, but the iron bound to cell walls of spinach won't be fully absorbed by the intestines, so you're likely getting less than what is being tracked for.
The other side is non-essential micronutrients that usually comes from various niche plants and mushrooms. Maca for example has macamides and macaenes (long chain fatty acids and derivatives) that could support secondary metabolites. It's not an essential nutrient by any means, but it could be an optimizing one.
That said, do some research on whatever is being shilled to ensure that you're not going to be poisoning yourself or that you're not just throwing money out the window.
Almost all supps are garbage
You should only supp
Zinc, lecithin, vit D, and a vasodilator
If you feel stressed you can add rhodiola and or panax ginseng to the mix when you feel a cortisol spike.
Beyond that fenugreek is the only supp shown to increase test without extra steps
The only other notable thing I've seen ITT is turmeric
If you have cancer in your family, you should eat spicy food and supp turmeric to give yourself an edge on removing dead cells
>no ashkanazi
>ngmi
What are the actual benefits of this? I see it recommended everywhere
I'll post my stack when I get home
Why take the time to type that? Why not just post your stack when you get home and not make this post? Why am I taking the time to make a useless pay questioning your useless post?
To make you respond. I'm home now btw, I'll post it in a bit.
Which of this shit actually work?
None, just eat raw eggs, they have every nutrient, eat beef liver too
No there’s nothing special in fish oil.
the protein in raw egg is not as bioavailable as if you cook it.
Yes, according to Dr. Saul Schlomoshekelberg, raw egg White contains protease inhibitors that limit the protein uptake of raw eggs.
However according to God ( I asked him ) the human body get’s around these protease inhibitors by having the most acidic stomach acid of any mammal.
Also according to basic logic, do the opposite of what israelites say.
Oh yeah, here’s a study by Dr. Takahashi saying the exact opposite. Raw egg Whites actually have higher absorption.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5346405/
Based. I know this to intuitively true as well.
I drink between 12-24 raw eggs a day.
newbie here, what's this?
Anabolic steroids
tren
>Low-dosage finasteride + minoxodil pill
for hair loss
>Magnesium citrate
because modern agricultural practices have reduced magnesium levels in soil and crops.
>Tongkat Ali
because it's one of the very few (or even the only) natural substances that has consistently proven to raise testosterone levels in studies.
>Valerian
Been used as a sleeping aid for millennia
That's it, I used to take fish oil but I eat fish at least 3 times a week so don't bother anymore. Oh, I have protein powder some days as well.
I might add some into my stack in about 15 years as well... But I'm only 23 now.
What is your opinion on taking Magnesium?
There is no reason not to supplement with vitamin d and magnesium. Your body needs magnesium to process the vitamin d you get.
This
is not me. I do not supplement vitamin D. I live in Australia and am able to get plenty of vitamin D from the sun.
I take magnesium purely because of two (shit) reasons:
1. It's quite often on sale at the shops for cheap.
2. A certain instagram page I follow once went on a schizo rant about how modern agriculture has reduced magnesium levels in soil and therefore there is all-time low levels of magnesium in foods. I don't know if this is true, but reading it once was enough to convince me to start doing it. And honestly, I just haven't stopped. Magnesium doesn't cost me much and I don't really notice anything, so I have no reason to stop.
Google tells me that food in fact will provide enough magnesium if you eat the right stuff. So perhaps that instagram page's schizo rant was simply a schizo making shit up, I don't know. So to be honest, it's probably unnecessary to supplement magnesium.
I didn't include this in the list, but last week I also bought a container of zinc tablets, purely because it was half price. Sometimes I like to go through the supplement section and just pick something up for half-price just for fun.
there was an article even on BBC that modern agriculture sucks. It was something like "how our food lost it nutrients" and they have mentioned that it has significantly less magnesium and zinc( brits have been measuring amount of nutrients in food for half a century and in that time it lost at least 20% of vitamins)
be careful with zinc, as you need to take copper with it as well. Otherwise you will develop copper deficiency and that can be a nightmare.
Is fish oil necessary if I dont eat fish? Just learned about it
I took for one year then stoped. No chances since them.
I take half a cialis pill 30 mim before working out.
With this I can add 3 to 4 reps every set and recover waaaaaay faster between sets. Bad side is that you get very red, lips turn blood red, eyes too and you hearth and breathing rate will rise very high
3 hours later you are fine.
The increase blood flow is very confy if you take a walk after the workout, hard to explain why.
Also focus on music or other personal thoughts, dont look at woman or you dick will get hard and will be a very sad experience
didn't supposedly some people go blind after taking cialis? Or am I mistaken?
rate mine
>Creatine Monohydrate
>Zinc
>Omega 3
>Vitamin C
>Vitamin D (in winter)
>Agmatine Sulfate
>Yohimbine HCL
>Caffine pills (sometimes)
>Germanium
considering but not sure:
>A.O.C. (AAKG, L-ornithine, L-Citrulline)
>Testodrol
>PCT
and a question just for confirmation, is it true that B.C.A.A. isnt worth it?
>vitamin D
just get some sun, Black person
homie I live in a place where there is like 6-7hrs of daylight in winter
Vitamin D, A, multivitamin, fish oil
I also eat half an eggshell daily
I tried nootropics like 10 years ago, and found that the shit is basically snake oil.
I just use fish oil every so often, since I only eat fish a few times a year.
Now, don't ask me about my skincare products and routine, because that more than counterbalances my minimalism with regards to supplements...
I got covid recently and my stomach has never been the same. One of the first symptoms I had was that it felt like my colon was on fire. I then shit out this horrible mucusy monstrosity of a shit. 2 months later and I still struggle to take a solid shit. sometimes I am constipated other times I have to run to the bathroom and shit out a musky metallic smelling stream of liquid. Are there any supplements that I can take? I have tried probiotics and so far no luck.
Did you take any medication for the coof? And how long since you recovered?
Probiotic supplements are mostly useless. Instead eat yogurt, raw sauerkraut, kombucha, kimchi, kefir. Pick two or three of those and eat daily.
Nvm just saw that it has been 2 months. COVID has some weird effects, for example changing the way the body metabolizes iron. Stop eating any iron fortified foods. And see a doctor. You probably have an infection, could be bacterial or parasitic.
Also glutamine
ischemic colitis
avoid gluten + intermittent fasting
Now brand Adam multivitamin (general health)
Now brand Sunflower Lecithin (enhances cooming, stronger sensation)
Lugol's solution 2%, 2 drops in a glass of water (I am an insane person)
Got some NAC questions, how long before i see any effect at a normal dose, also i like to drink coffee, will that kill NACs good effects. Does NAC stack good with SSRI for depression and OCD?
Also thinking of stacking animalic D3 + K2mk4 + law liver (vit A) + Chaga tee.. Will that plus NAC plus lifting result in too much anti oxidation?
is it possible to have to much anti oxidation? Isn't oxygen damage one of the biggest contributors to just about every part of aging/disease on earth?
remember seeing a past post about taking zinc at like 50mg and the guy stressing over you needing to take copper. I also did some research but from the posts here posting their zinc supps, it doesn't contain copper unless maybe their multi has it, so if you're not getting copper at all you're fricked
> 200 mcg Selenium
> 650 mcg iodine
> 5000 IU Vitamin D3
>50 mg Zinc
>1 tblspoon of Apple Cidar Vinegar
Don't forget vitamin K2 and potentially magnesium if you're supplementing D3. Vitamin K prevents calcification of blood vessels from increased blood calcium from Vitamin D, and mag is a catalyst the body uses to turn D into it's usable form in the body.
Vitamin D
Magnesium
Zinc
Lions Mane
Nettle Leaf
Ashwagandha
Upon waking
>1500mg l-carnitine
>1500mg l-tyrosine
>200mg caffeine
>15mg yohimbine hcl
Breakfast
>now adam multivitamin (1)
>dr tobias fish oil (2)
>1500mg l-carnitine
>1200mg nac
>750mg maca
>50mg dhea
>5mg boron
>2 drops lugols iodine
Post-workout
>10g whey powder
>5g creatine
>1/4 tsp (~1g) powdered egg shell
>1500mg l-carnitine
>1500mg maca
>50mg dhea
>50mg pregnenolone
>5000iu d3/180mcg k2 (mk-7)
Pre-bed
>4g glycine
>1500mg l-carnitine
>1200mg ashwagandha (ksm-66)
>600mg nac
>500mg l-tryptophan
>5000iu d3/180mcg k2 (mk-7)
>zma
Post body
Oh and 300mg oregano oil at breakfast and pre-bed. Gotta kill the fungus, but my system cannot tolerate black seed oil.
Why?
I want some context for this massive wall of supplements. To go to this extent, you must be able to justify it.
My justifications are my own, and are not inherently relevant to my physique. That said, I will readily admit that I do not have a good physique and will be continuing to work at it.
>how do you make your egg shell powder
Collect the egg shells over time from breakfasts, smash them up a little bit, and pop them in the oven at 200F (95C) for about an hour. When they're cooled off, I throw them in my manual coffee grinder on the finest setting. The reason for the baking is because while raw egg is perfectly fine, the shell membrane gets exposed to and can grow bacteria once exposed to air. It's to ensure safety for longer term storage
Currently taking
AM
>Black seed oil, 1Tbsp (galactologe)
>Coffee 1 or 2 8oz cups
>1000mg NAC
>10,000iu Vit D
>B Complex
>Iron/vitamin C combo
>25mg Zinc
>Magnesium/potassium electrolyte powder
>Postnatal multivitamin with DHA
PM
>Fish Oil with Glucosamine
>Evening Primrose oil
>Calcium hydroxyapatite
Waiting for these to arrive in the mail
>Lugol's Iodine
>Liver Support (herbal blend, milk thistle)
>Multi mineral (will allow me to condense the stuff above, also will add in molybdenum and boron)
Based fungus pill knower. Also how do you make your egg shell powder? I want to swap to doing that when I have some more time.
You don't need to powder your egg shell. After you eat the egg simply break off a piece of egg shell and eat it.
That sounds like a bad time.
Thanks. I batch cook boiled eggs for snacks and use 8-12 eggs at a time to make breakfast for the family so I'll have enough to work with in a day.
I do what
said and track nutrients. I supplement to fill in the gaps in my diet. If I get enough of something one day I will skip the pill for it (usually the B vitamins). The only way to know what you need is to track that and figure out where you're deficient. I had blood work done fairly recently as well and that's a good way to see where you might have problems.
These are those skinny kids that can't gain weight
They eat pills and powders instead of actual food and wonder why they have kidney pains and look like shit
>the only gauge of nutritional efficacy is picking things up and putting them down
True midwit take
This is the funniest post on IST
What fricking metrics are there except for how well your body functions that prove the efficacy of your diet???
L I T E R A L L Y N O T H I N G
How do you even remember to breathe with such a low IQ holy frick
>What fricking metrics are there except for how well your body functions that prove the efficacy of your diet???
Your body can function perfectly fine and still make you feel shit. You can have a completely normal amount of cortisol in your system but still feel mentally unwell enough to not sleep. Further, your body's functions aren't limited to fricking lifting weights, which is the point I made that prompted your spastic response.
You can frick off back to the subleddit shithole you came from. The fungus has too tight a grip on you
I'm not even the other guy but you could at least not straw man like a reddit gay. He was talking about functional metrics and then you start talking about feelings and subjective experience.
Subjective experience is how one recognizes their health. Your objective numbers can justify specific conditions and warrant treatment, but the experience is what makes you seek out treatment. And even then, the subjective experiences can be tracked. There is no objective measurement of erection quality, but give viagra to a teenager with a hair trigger for hard ons and see what he'll say about it.
I'm not disagreeing with you. You and the other dude are just talking about completely different things. You were the one acting like an uppity Black person to begin with.
Zinc
D3
C
L-Argenine
Zinc/D3/C are the trinity of immunity. I've taken these 3 for four years. Never sick. Went through the *holocoof* without one sniffle. L-Argenine helps with circulation; made my erections veiny and super horny.
All the other bullshit does nothing except lines the pockets of big-supplement.
I forgot to add. I take a pro-bio for my gut health every other day.
Anyone else notice their body hair getting thicker/darker when taking L-Arginine? That wasn't the effect I was expecting, happened after a few days of taking RDI too.
Is horny goat weed good for testosterone boost or is it a meme?
>testosterone boost
Hi zoomer.
take epsom salt, baking soda and iodine
also b3
I need some NAC my fellow iodine enjoyer?
You only need b3 if you don't vary your protein sources.
That's about all of it.
Is there any benefits of taking these (or any vitamins and shit) if i have a diverse diet?
I mean no way of knowing what you mean by a diverse diet. Short answer is yes there is benefits to taking some supplements even if you are getting "enough" of it. Unless you're eating seaweed and all kinds of shit all the time your diet isn't diverse enough and even then there is stuff you are just unable to get through your diet.
Yes and no.
No in that if you track your diet down to the micros, you can easily hit sufficient levels of those nutrients.
However it becomes yes depending on forms of those micros alongside non-required micros. For example, you can theoretically get enough iron in your diet by eating spinach, but that won't have the more bioavailable form of iron compared to eating beef (heme iron). The equivalent milligram content may be there, but the iron bound to cell walls of spinach won't be fully absorbed by the intestines, so you're likely getting less than what is being tracked for.
The other side is non-essential micronutrients that usually comes from various niche plants and mushrooms. Maca for example has macamides and macaenes (long chain fatty acids and derivatives) that could support secondary metabolites. It's not an essential nutrient by any means, but it could be an optimizing one.
That said, do some research on whatever is being shilled to ensure that you're not going to be poisoning yourself or that you're not just throwing money out the window.
Almost all supps are garbage
You should only supp
Zinc, lecithin, vit D, and a vasodilator
If you feel stressed you can add rhodiola and or panax ginseng to the mix when you feel a cortisol spike.
Beyond that fenugreek is the only supp shown to increase test without extra steps
The only other notable thing I've seen ITT is turmeric
If you have cancer in your family, you should eat spicy food and supp turmeric to give yourself an edge on removing dead cells
>lecithin
Sneed oil
Sunflower lecithin is legitimately good for you
All the fricking morons who are afraid of seed oils are going to die of heart attacks at 45 and wonder why
bf complimented me
>pygeum
Literally an antiandrogen
EU gays where are you getting your creatine without testing raped ?
My stack
>multivitamin
>creatine
>glutamine
>beta-alanine
>omega 3
>cla
a
i would share my stack but I don't want other anons to gain my power