Q: Why is ATP important to release during workouts? What is it? Can I buy it? A: One at a time, dude! ATP stands for Adenosine Tri-Phosphate. It is produced in the body during exercise in what is called the Kreb’s Cycle. In recent years, supplements have begun including a lab produced version – also the NO products stimulate its secretion – of ATP because of its crucial role in metabolism and muscle building. If you want more information on the Kreb’s Cycle, do a search for it on a non-supplement site so you can learn more about its importance.

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Q: Deca, check it out… I’ve been using 8 tabs of Mesobolin™ a day like was suggested, and I’m freaking out because this dose is giving me similar effects as when I was dosing 20 mg of Anavar a day! I know this gets expensive, but I was spending nearly $500 a month for the Anavar. And since there are no side-effects with Mesobolin™, this route has treated me pretty well! Thanks for telling me about Meso, I’ve been doing research on the internet about its ingredients, this stuff is definitely for real! A: Thanks for your input! And you’re right, 8-10 tabs of Mesobolin™ a day can have very similar results as moderate amounts of mild anabolics like Deca, Anavar and Winstrol… and this is saying a lot, especially for something that is completely legal! And you’re right about ...

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Q:  I read somewhere that AAS and Creatine isn't a good idea because they correspond to the same receptor cells and when put together, they compete too hard with one another and actually diminish the effects of AAS. Is this true? A: They may have some receptor sites in common, though we've never heard that. But receptors aren't really the issue here because they don't have chemical structure in common, so it would be a miss on that level anyway. More importantly, they work much differently, and therefore, should be used in different applications. Creatine swells muscle cells with fluid and increases contraction strength and hypertrophy. Its interaction with androgen pathways is debatable.  Here's what's more important:  You're using AAS during a cycle and hopefully eating yourself toward massive gains, in addition to the effects of AAS. So why ...

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