Work out suppliments Options

[awd4kicks]

I know some of you work out. Have any of you heard of Stemulite? I just came across an add for this stuff a few weeks ago and it was intriguing enough that I ordered some. It was the Dietary Contents information and explanation to how all parts of the suppliment work, that sold me at first.

As most of you know I'm not a huge guy and I'm not a spring chicken either. So the combination of benefits seemed to be just what I was looking for, so I assumed it was probably BS.

After about two and a half weeks of getting back into a workout program with my son Evan, I have to say I'm very pleased. This suppliment packs on additional muscle fiber as opposed to bloating the existing muscle cells like a steroid. I can honestly feel the density of my muscles increasing in the short period of time that I've been working out again. It's crazy. Well it's not crazy, I don't look like Arnold! but it is definitely an improvement.

Here's a link to the their site: here

Once there go to the Dietary Contents / Ingredients page for all the fine details. It seems as though our cells stop transporting the needed signals and nutrients to our body as we get older. This may sound corny, but I've been trying it and so far I've got a feeling that there's something to this stuff. Since Stemulite is supposed to cure this little problem I've been taking full advantage by adding 100% whey protein to my daily intake. So far I've gained in appetite and am losing some fat too.

What are your thoughts, has anyone else tried Stemulite? Any other good suppliments out there?

[akamiami]

My immediate thought after reading the name was, "Eric Stemler developed a workout supplement?"

I've worked out off and on for many years and I've never really used many supplements other than creatine. I know that a lot of the stuff works (especially the illegal stuff), but there's always drawbacks like price, diet, and potential health concerns that don't jive with my uber-casual gym approach. Another big drawback is that I've never seen anything that promises results after you stop using it, and who wants to be dependent on a supplement for the rest of their physically fit lifetime?