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I'd suggest eccentric-only dropsets. Also, the use of eccentrics after a normal dropset is pointless to me. Negatives are most effective when done with a greater load than you can normally use, not a lesser one.

I didn't imply to diet during exams. I meant for those separate situations.

In addition, I should mention I think highly of Caleb Stone, the person, for the most part. Some projected claims for the effects of his products (Leptigen, Sytenhance, Tranquili-G, etc.), however, are more than a little overblown. These are simply my opinions. I never said they had to be...

As I said, it was an ad hominem fallacy. It strikes me as amusing, though, to see certain fellows getting praise for physical qualities that the photographs do not reveal...at all...in any capacity, and not because of poor photo quality. I'll let that one lie peacefully, though.

I'll agree with this, for the most part. However, it has been touted as not being suppressive. Since it does elevate systemic levels, it is suppressive.

Did I not say it was an ad hominem fallacy? I have nothing against his One, One+, and Super One formulations. I think they are top-notch products, actually.

1) I find nothing about that T-magger to be impressive. Not saying anyone should feel the same as I, but he's nothing special, even in a small gym. Also, his account has too much interference. 2) The first study didn't say it avoided systemic distribution. 3) I guess nobody read this part of...

Despite their claims, I don't see how they avoid systemic delivery. I've read the explanation offered for why it supposedly works, and I don't buy it. Also, there was justification by a member of that board regarding the same delivery system with yohimbine, and the member mentioned he did not...

Holy snot, man! 250? Very nice work.

I may or may not have mentioned this before passively, but for diets, exams, and other stressful situations, strength may be impaired. Additionally, one is often pressed near to their max mentally during exams. I've found that taking huperzine has helped me fight strength loss while...

Besides, I could see it making a person weaker (possibly). You'd have to play with the dosages.

N-acetyl cysteine As for lowering cortisol, they are making a bit of a jump. It could do so indirectly by lowering anxiety. However, most people overrate the effects of cortisol on muscle loss. It is now a buzz word, much like "overtraining" and "growth hormone elevation" are.

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?cmd=Retrieve&db=PubMed&list_uids=13679089&dopt=Abstract Just take glutathione or NAC with your Kava, and you should be fine. As for any benefits on muscle growth, I am not sure. I'm thinking there may be a negative effect, except...

Kavalactones/kavapyrones.

How does that change the fact that the active ingredient is hepatotoxic?

Good. Delicious.

From AE, etc.? If so, nice to see you around.

You'd even consider a biased article in the face of all the research abstracts available on Pubmed? I mean, yes, read it, and see if it offers anything of value, but the facts will remain untainted -for the most part- in the research.

If you wanted to play with acetylcholine levels, I'd advise one to take Huperzine. Won't do jack for growth or growth hormone, but it may positively affect strength.

The concept of the Conqueror Worm. It lives in your brain and it won't let you die, adapting the host's physiology to match and best any threat.