Comments on: No2 (nitric oxide) Supplements Review http://www.bodybuildingweb.net/blog/no2-nitric-oxide-supplements-review/ Wed, 21 Oct 2009 21:07:35 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 By: chris http://www.bodybuildingweb.net/blog/no2-nitric-oxide-supplements-review/comment-page-1/#comment-901 chris Mon, 19 Oct 2009 16:53:28 +0000 http://bodybuildingweb.net/blog/do-no2-nitric-oxide-supplements-increase-muscle-gains/#comment-901 NO supplements are pretty good, I use to take noxplode and I got some good gains off of it. NO supplements are pretty good, I use to take noxplode and I got some good gains off of it.

]]> By: MuscleMan http://www.bodybuildingweb.net/blog/no2-nitric-oxide-supplements-review/comment-page-1/#comment-890 MuscleMan Sun, 27 Sep 2009 14:02:42 +0000 http://bodybuildingweb.net/blog/do-no2-nitric-oxide-supplements-increase-muscle-gains/#comment-890 Great review. thx Great review. thx

]]> By: Holy Lord http://www.bodybuildingweb.net/blog/no2-nitric-oxide-supplements-review/comment-page-1/#comment-874 Holy Lord Sun, 30 Aug 2009 17:00:19 +0000 http://bodybuildingweb.net/blog/do-no2-nitric-oxide-supplements-increase-muscle-gains/#comment-874 To those of you saying that Nitric Oxide products "must" increase strength because of the flush feeling you get I think you need to go back to grade school. There is as far as I know, zero science to support the contention that these products improve strength gains or muscle conditioning, there ARE such peer review published journal reports on products such as prohormones and creatine monohydrate. I was researching a friend's product just now and it's essentially a $75 sugar product with a free shaker cup as far as I can determine and it's loaded with products that give you a 'pump' or head rush feeling like Niacin, Taurine and Caffeine. If you want to pay big bucks to consume products you can combine yourself for cheaper more power to you. If you want to pay $ to get products which are proven to get you increased results then stick to the standards. They may be illegal most places now but prohormones are still available (even just a DHEA will do you more) so taking those with creatine and topping it off with an ECA stack (ephedrine, caffeine and aspirin) when you're trying to cut up weight is the only thing PROVEN to help other than as an earlier poster said 'steroids' To those of you saying that Nitric Oxide products “must” increase strength because of the flush feeling you get I think you need to go back to grade school.

There is as far as I know, zero science to support the contention that these products improve strength gains or muscle conditioning, there ARE such peer review published journal reports on products such as prohormones and creatine monohydrate.

I was researching a friend’s product just now and it’s essentially a $75 sugar product with a free shaker cup as far as I can determine and it’s loaded with products that give you a ‘pump’ or head rush feeling like Niacin, Taurine and Caffeine.

If you want to pay big bucks to consume products you can combine yourself for cheaper more power to you. If you want to pay $ to get products which are proven to get you increased results then stick to the standards. They may be illegal most places now but prohormones are still available (even just a DHEA will do you more) so taking those with creatine and topping it off with an ECA stack (ephedrine, caffeine and aspirin) when you’re trying to cut up weight is the only thing PROVEN to help other than as an earlier poster said ’steroids’

]]> By: Canadian Bodybuilding http://www.bodybuildingweb.net/blog/no2-nitric-oxide-supplements-review/comment-page-1/#comment-856 Canadian Bodybuilding Mon, 10 Aug 2009 03:16:40 +0000 http://bodybuildingweb.net/blog/do-no2-nitric-oxide-supplements-increase-muscle-gains/#comment-856 I found NO supplements to be ok. Overly expensive but they kinda work. I found NO supplements to be ok. Overly expensive but they kinda work.

]]> By: Terry153 http://www.bodybuildingweb.net/blog/no2-nitric-oxide-supplements-review/comment-page-1/#comment-800 Terry153 Fri, 10 Apr 2009 14:44:53 +0000 http://bodybuildingweb.net/blog/do-no2-nitric-oxide-supplements-increase-muscle-gains/#comment-800 I too would have to say NO supplements have some affect, as If have noticed a definite increase in pump and motivation just feeling like your having a good workout. Experimenting with other has yet to produce the same results. As alot of NO supps are pumped with caffeine, Creatine and B Vitamins, taking these separately and even in higher doses just doesn't seem to yield the same results for me personally. I too would have to say NO supplements have some affect, as If have noticed a definite increase in pump and motivation just feeling like your having a good workout.
Experimenting with other has yet to produce the same results. As alot of NO supps are pumped with caffeine, Creatine and B Vitamins, taking these separately and even in higher doses just doesn’t seem to yield the same results for me personally.

]]> By: Mola Jutt http://www.bodybuildingweb.net/blog/no2-nitric-oxide-supplements-review/comment-page-1/#comment-747 Mola Jutt Mon, 30 Mar 2009 00:07:14 +0000 http://bodybuildingweb.net/blog/do-no2-nitric-oxide-supplements-increase-muscle-gains/#comment-747 Why would NO not increase strength? It pretty much makes your veins bigger and most of NO products come with Arginine that pushes more blood into your muscles in return you have more oxygen into your muscle which = more strength. Thats just my take on it. I have enjoyed NO supplements for a while and they work great for me so far. molajutt Why would NO not increase strength? It pretty much makes your veins bigger and most of NO products come with Arginine that pushes more blood into your muscles in return you have more oxygen into your muscle which = more strength. Thats just my take on it. I have enjoyed NO supplements for a while and they work great for me so far.

molajutt

]]> By: Joe Agostinelli http://www.bodybuildingweb.net/blog/no2-nitric-oxide-supplements-review/comment-page-1/#comment-738 Joe Agostinelli Tue, 17 Mar 2009 16:43:52 +0000 http://bodybuildingweb.net/blog/do-no2-nitric-oxide-supplements-increase-muscle-gains/#comment-738 Great blog post. I enjoy these write ups. Great blog post. I enjoy these write ups.

]]> By: Supplement Search http://www.bodybuildingweb.net/blog/no2-nitric-oxide-supplements-review/comment-page-1/#comment-736 Supplement Search Sat, 14 Mar 2009 04:35:54 +0000 http://bodybuildingweb.net/blog/do-no2-nitric-oxide-supplements-increase-muscle-gains/#comment-736 Great info, thank you! Great info, thank you!

]]> By: Michael B http://www.bodybuildingweb.net/blog/no2-nitric-oxide-supplements-review/comment-page-1/#comment-733 Michael B Mon, 09 Mar 2009 23:25:54 +0000 http://bodybuildingweb.net/blog/do-no2-nitric-oxide-supplements-increase-muscle-gains/#comment-733 I agree with this article, NO products are just a load of marketing bologna. I agree with this article, NO products are just a load of marketing bologna.

]]> By: David http://www.bodybuildingweb.net/blog/no2-nitric-oxide-supplements-review/comment-page-1/#comment-696 David Mon, 09 Feb 2009 06:59:48 +0000 http://bodybuildingweb.net/blog/do-no2-nitric-oxide-supplements-increase-muscle-gains/#comment-696 I can only speak from personal experience. My experience with no2 supps has been very positive. I read the book that mri put out when no2 first hit the market, and I'd have to say that everything he said about the product proved to be true in my case. Even the increased desire to work out that he talks about, i found to be true. I thought that if anything in that book was bs it would be that. But it happened to me. I started to experience an overwhelming desire to hit the gym more often. this i don't think was placebo, but probably an increase in testostrone. Aside from the pumps, i believe no supps give me a testostrone surge, I experience surges of aggression that aren't otherwise normal for me. i like no supps alot. People who are in great cardiovascular shape probably experience it more sensativly and more to it's true form. if your not in great shape the body probably doesn't profit from it as noticably. just like someone who goes on a diet isn't going to feel any thinner until some time has passed and the body adapts to it's new way of life. the point being, that the better shape your body is in the better it absorbs nutrients and readily uses them for fuel. peace. I can only speak from personal experience. My experience with no2 supps has been very positive. I read the book that mri put out when no2 first hit the market, and I’d have to say that everything he said about the product proved to be true in my case. Even the increased desire to work out that he talks about, i found to be true. I thought that if anything in that book was bs it would be that. But it happened to me. I started to experience an overwhelming desire to hit the gym more often. this i don’t think was placebo, but probably an increase in testostrone. Aside from the pumps, i believe no supps give me a testostrone surge, I experience surges of aggression that aren’t otherwise normal for me. i like no supps alot. People who are in great cardiovascular shape probably experience it more sensativly and more to it’s true form. if your not in great shape the body probably doesn’t profit from it as noticably. just like someone who goes on a diet isn’t going to feel any thinner until some time has passed and the body adapts to it’s new way of life. the point being, that the better shape your body is in the better it absorbs nutrients and readily uses them for fuel. peace.

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