Coconut oil has a bunch of medium chain triglyceride fats, which the body prefers to use immediately for energy rather than store. So you get a pretty good boost in energy that last about two hours. You might want to try it.
Coconut oil is cheap. Just make sure you get the expeller pressed, unrefined kind so you know it hasn't been processed. Just got to grin and bear the crap weather here in old Scotland at the moment, but it's all good for stacking up the endurance miles, so long as i take the right stuff to counteract fatigue. Cheers for your help. Yeah, there are a few ways of producing nitric oxide naturally in the body. Both break down into nitric oxide in the body, but they also have a range of other benefits.
L-Arginine is an important factor in muscle metabolism, which boosts endurance in workouts and L-Citrulline helps the body rid itself of ammonia, which is one of the by-products of exercise. So not only do you get natural nitric oxide production, but you get additional workout benefits too.
So that's pretty cool. I love NO explode and have used is on and off for a couple of years now with no side effects. Use as directed and you should be fine. Very informative post, thanks. Rory, that sounds awesome. Thanks for sharing. And you're really smart to only take for big events so you won't have to worry about long term use.
Glad it works that well for you. Only just started using this product during hard cycling events and boy does it work!! I am flying up hills that i have to normally slip in behind another rider and try and hold his wheel not literally i was a bit concerned about long term use but i only take it before race events and not during training so maybe its all in the head, i don't know but it seems to work.
Thanks for all the info its reinforced my plan not to use it too much. I think you're really smart for using it slowly and making sure you're cutting down on the side effects. I get headaches if I don't drink enough water with it, but that's all.
Also, I totally agree with you that quality is better than quantity. That sometimes happens to me, when I get so pumped up for a workout that the workout is a lot shorter, but in a good way. As long as you're not experiencing any side effects, you should be good to use NO Xplode in your normal routine. Just make sure you develop a safe cycle. I recently stated taking N.
I started slow. I know that I am sensitive. I know that it increases blood flow and opens capillaries and veins because I feel flush and my. I have more energy throughout my workouts. I do not work out longer but shorter. Quality not quantity. More focused and no crashing in my workou. I also sip aminos from BCAA during and after my workout. Explode seems to be working as advertised. Still need a good workout routine and patience. What say you? Sorry I couldn't be more help.
If you do get some straight answers, I'd love it if you came back and shared what the doctor said. Thanks man. Thanks, valid points you make. Luckily I've been a healthy dude and have never really been on prescription drugs consistently. So really, the kidney issue is a buildup of NO over extended periods of use longer than recommended 2 months.
So by taking proper breaks and giving kidney time to flush out, things should remain consistent I realize you're not a doctor and I don't take this as professional advice, but this makes sense to me as well.
I'll ask my doctor too. Appreciate it. Hmm, I haven't heard anything about long term kidney effects. I wouldn't think NO would damage your kidneys because it's not a compound that the body feels that it needs to immediately get rid of, like with a lot of other compounds. I mean, the kidneys are mainly concerned with filtering the blood, and since NO is generally always present in the bloodstream anyway to some extent, I wouldn't think that it would cause major damage.
But I'm not a medical professional, so I really can't say one way or another. NO Xplode has other stuff in it though beyond just nitric oxide, so maybe the combination of compounds has a damaging effect?
In truth, I think that regular prescription drugs are what causes a lot of the kidney damage that people often experience. Since the body doesn't have a clue what a prescription drug is, it tries to filter the chemicals out as quickly as possible, which is why people need to take their meds each and every day. But that's a whole different story. Nice break down of the product.
I have been using it on and off dating back to Always two months on and then one month off. Sometimes taking breaks for as long as a year. Recently just got back into it. Throughout the roughly 5 years I have experienced all the symptoms you listed but always very mildly and only on occasion. Now that it has been this long, albeit with long breaks in between at times, I am really only concerned on the long term effects which will probably originate in the kidney.
Anything you have read that leads you to believe long term kidney effects are possible? I'm thinking about going through one more cycle and ending it forever only because the lack of data on consistent long term use is relatively unavailable. What are your thoughts on that? Again, I've had success with the product, take regular breaks from it and feel totally fine, more of a precautionary thought I have been having. Appreciate your insight. The same thing happens to me if I take ginseng. I always take products like that in the morning, so that by the time I need to go to sleep, they've already worked themselves out of my system.
You might try that, taking it earlier in the day. Hands down the best website for specifically explaining the risk of no xplode, I have been looking at many different sites to find one that evaluated no xplode well, and this one was the best. It was the last time I checked. Like one of the posters said your liver enzymes could get messed up especially if you are heavier and they require more scoops.
I do not trust many of these products. Also when my friend was in Australia he said they have a very small amount of supplements to choose from. Yohimbe is considered as dangerous as Roids it is on that list of ban supps in Australia so just giving a heads up. Bah, the ignorance in this thread amazes me.
NO-Xplode, at best, is a solid energy suppliment, with its effectiveness tapering off after prolonged use hence the need to cycle it. It has absolutely no effect on liver lipid values, in that it has no methyl attached to any of the ingredients. With that being said, any stimulant poses dangers if used incorrectly or if you have an underlying health condition.
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Shock Composite The last blend has ingredients that are mainly thought to improve mood and cognitive performance like DMAE bitartrate. How To Properly Use Using No Xplode is simple, mix one scoop with 1 cup of water and drink minutes before training. Sizes, Servings, and Scoop It comes in 2 different sizes; 30 servings or 60 servings, and each scoop weighs The Available Flavors As such popular product, it is available in quite an extensive range of flavors, which we have listed alphabetically below.
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