Supplement question

RJ2208 · 31-Jan-04, 04:30 PM

has anyone ever heard of universal animal cut packs? anyone hear good/bad things about it? heres a link of the product so u know what i`m talkin about http://www.bodybuilding.com/store/univ/cutsfree.html

RJ2208 · 01-Feb-04, 03:05 PM

anyone?..............................

Jackal · 01-Feb-04, 04:01 PM

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Originally Posted by RJ2208

anyone?..............................

IMO Id pass on any ephedra free fat burners.

01-Feb-04, 04:22 PM

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Originally Posted by Jackal

IMO Id pass on any ephedra free fat burners.

Agreed....although 7 oxo dhea is very promising for fat loss. Is that one of the ingredients in Animal Cuts?

Jackal · 01-Feb-04, 04:24 PM

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Agreed....although 7 oxo dhea is very promising for fat loss. Is that one of the ingredients in Animal Cuts?

The list of ingredients is on the side and i didnt see it.... is that the proper name????

01-Feb-04, 04:31 PM

It is known as that or 7-keto dhea. I'm not sure which is the generic name and which is the patented name.

RJ2208 · 01-Feb-04, 04:38 PM

but one of the ingrediants in the animal cuts pack is l-carnitine...i thought that helped a lot with fat burning? would it be better to take just straight carnitine tablets? heres the link

http://gnc.mondosearch.com/cgi-bin/M...ES+lcarnitine+

RJ2208 · 02-Feb-04, 03:03 AM

bump............

B.A. · 02-Feb-04, 03:17 AM

To be honest, I take a very anti-supplements approach - the only "additionals" I would ever suggest to a diet plan are a basic multi vit. and min., and also supplements for your joints/ connective tissues such as MDM, glucosamine etc.

These "fat burning" supplements, save your money and let a proper diet and CV/ weight loss routine burn the fat for you. You may have your mind set on buying a fat burner, but I personally believe that they have a very low benefit to cost ratio.

- B.A.