Earlier this week (June 18th approximately) I asked Pavel about a new supplement called GRH-15. AS I cannot get a response from EAS, Muscle Media and now Pavel's own website, WHAT Am I DOING WRONG? Some one PLEASE email me @ wbech@cadvision.com ( I want to know about studies done on this and as I am about to turn 42 in one weeks time am VERY IMPRESSED with what I have heard on their radio advertisement!) I want to know if this is a valueable thing or another @#$* snake oil product? (Other than the scientifically proven things). I desire to know the truth before ordering this product and perhaps screwing up myself down the road COMRADES! I have Russian, German, Bulgarian and Polish Blood in my Canadian Body!!! Please help if you can!
Thank You very much for taking the time!
Warren!
Pavel replyed to your post earlier on. Pavel is not a nutritional expert and he's the first person to say so. I would NOT buy this product. It is more likely then not a load of garbage. Go to testosteron.net and their biotest store. Their supplements are high quality and may actually work.
Dano
Alot of supplement claims are bogus. I only trust EAS and what Muscle Media says
are legit. Creatine, Myoplex Deluxe, and Betagen will get you almost any result
you are looking for. For any other questions log on to the EAS website.
Problem with new stuff is few people have tried it, and people's experiences are just about the only reliable thing you have (product a worked for this guy, not for this one who got whatever symptom from it) and tells you what to expect. "Science", when applied to products is of no value, claims by vendors are of equal value.
Warren-I've tried a lot of supplements since I started lifting, and I've found that none of them actually work. Creatine did work for me the first time I took it, but you have to make sure you buy a pure brand. Just follow a good, high protien diet, and lift HEAVY. You'll be impressed with the results. There's no magic pill to give you immediate results. Stick to the basics, my man!-Nate
Warren,
This product is 100% bullsh**. There are currently a number of items promoting enhanced growth hormone release or IGF-like effects. Total marketing scam by the running dog capitalists trying to suck you dry of your hard earned cash. I agree with Big Nate on this one-train hard, eat a good diet and stay focused. Stay away from the ripoff supplements.
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