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Old 24-Mar-07, 09:23 PM   #1
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Poseidon adventure is a supp?


I'm watching for reviews on a new supp called Poseidon - supposed to really bring up water intake and about a zillion other things in the body, help recovery and a zillion other things except make you rich. Met two guys so far who swear by it. When I see 20 or so lovin' it I may try it.
Poseidon from Nimbus Nutrition - $27.99 is one of the places I found it.
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Never heard of it. Maxgain and a few others can give better supplement info than I ever could though since I don't care to look into the studies and prefer to try it and see.

I mostly stick to food, protein, and creatine. Right now since I'm eating so much red meat, I'm not even using the creatine. When I get a chance to pick up some CEE I may go back on it though. All I've got is monohydrate and since I can't have the dextrose carrier except on weekends what would be the point?
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Old 25-Mar-07, 08:19 AM   #3
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Andy, keep an eye on your cholesterol. More of a problem at our age ya know.
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That's why I'm eating like I am now. The higher carbs drive it up quickly.
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I haven't heard of it either. It seems like it's promising to do an awful lot, though.
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