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Good multivitamins Ok so my brother has been putting me on a workout program. I used to just do like a full body workout and take gainers and I've plateau'd So I've gained the weight, now I've started some strength training, then I'll move onto building later on. But I need a good multivitamin. My bro says he takes one, but he gets it from his business and he says he feels energized all the time. I need something available from places like Reflex or something that you guys recommend. Also something not too expensive. My brother's costs him like $75 a month! That seems a bit outrageous to me.. |
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Yes, I dont feel like fishing through countless threads MOD in this section please delete this thread Sorry I didnt search long enough for you skinnypupp |
if theres any relevance... ....are the vitamins they sell for joints worth it/useful/good? I think my age is starting to catch up to me now. |
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a good multi vit should not cost u more then 20 bucks and should last u like 1 1/2 , 2 months, natural factors is a good multi vit http://www.supplementscanada.com/pop...oduct4385.html 12.99 for 90 pills. As for the whole energized part, no fucking clue |
I've taken Animal Pak which isnt bad but a pain to take all 11 pills. I'm using Orange Triad right now by Controlled Labs. 6 pills a day and I split it to 3 pills each time, twice a day. I've also heard good things about Opti-Men by ON. All these should be available at Reflex or Popeye except for Orange Triad. I havent found any local stores to carry Controlled Labs products. |
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Thanks guys, I just needed a few options to try out |
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I've gotten my answer, now act your age and drop it |
Yup, I'm sure those multivitamins will get you past your "plateau" There is a ton of information out there for beginners trying to get into shape. You should spend more time reading those than worrying about buying multivitamins. I am just trying to help - this post contains more useful information than any other reply here. |
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I merely mentioned the plateau because I have changed my workout routine (which is still irrelevant to the point of my thread) and it was suggested that I start taking a multivitamin. I know that alone will not get me past my "plateau" either. I apologize for my thread being a little misleading |
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