Supposedly they are all supposed to be the exact same formula as it is patented...

therefore, try this:

http://www.bodybuilding.com/store/sf/kre.html

get the 130 ct bottle as it is the best price per capsule.


EDIT:::

also I didn't notice but, if you buy the 130ct bottle (not only is it the best price) it comes with a free bottle of gluta-lyn which is ph buffered glutamine capsules, great for PWO!!

epic deal!

This post was edited by SKCRaynor on Apr 19 2011 04:29pm

Thanks. I have found alot of what i'm been taught is very "main stream" so i want to get as many other views and ideas as possible. Thanks for the answers.

I heard that JetFuel doesn't have 1, 3 dimethylamyline while OxyElite does.
Also heard that 1, 3 dimethylamyline is a prime chemical/ingredient to help with fat loss.
Any truth to this?

I just got bcaa caps and I am cutting with keto. I know to take them before fasted Cardio but in what dosage and what other times? It is ON BCAA 1000 caps

It's just a simple vasoconstrictor, but unnatural and with a higher oral toxicity than caffeine. I would avoid.

take 2 pills before, every 45 mins during, and immediately after any physical activity. Also you can take them before bed (2-4 before bed)

Hey Raynor,
How do you feel about this article?
http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/the-myth-of-cardio-before-breakfast-debunked.html
Lmk

After reading that I find a whole lot of quackery.

First of all, the writer cites sources, but doesn't footnote, so I have no idea what source he got which part from.

Secondly, a lot of what he said was part-true - but in the way he said it, makes the entire article bogus.

First of all, morning fasting cardio, much like ANY fasting cardio is preferred to cardio on a full stomach. There are many reasons for this, but one of the most important ones is that the body is already in the process of depleting (or already depleted) glycogen. As a result, all a person needs for morning cardio or any fasting cardio for that matter is BCAA's for which to promote muscle sparing and enhance fat loss through increased metabolism.

The fasting cardio should ALWAYS be HIIT which is the preferred fat burning method - no arguments there.

Lastly, the idea that fat triglycerides that just float around in your bloodstream and eventually re-attach to adipose tissue during high intensity cardio on an empty stomach is absurd! To assume this would also assume that the exact same thing happens when you do intense cardio even on a full stomach. There is absolutely no scientific reasoning to base such a wild allegation on. If this was the case, you'd burn more body fat doing low instensity exercise vs high intensity exercise. Move over jay cutler, you aren't shredded enough from all the HIIT...let grandma who walks 30 minutes a day at a moderate pace take away the sandow from you with her epic ripped-ness.

Sorry I got off on a tangent there.

Bottom line is....

HIIT + Fasting Sugar + BCAA's = extreme fat loss and very effective. This has been proven time and time again from professionals in all categories (bodybuilders, trainers, doctors, scientists, etc).

I believe that article is worth about as much as the guy who wrote it (note his LEGENDARY physique! that guy must spend a lot of time eating soy and doing Pilates lol).


edit: p.s.

my sarcasm isn't intended towards you, but rather the writer of the article =)

This post was edited by SKCRaynor on Apr 20 2011 12:27am

Could you go on more detail about that statement? how much BCAA and fasting sugar should i take every morning before my HIIT?

fasting sugar means...your blood sugar is that of a person who is fasting....to achieve this you need an empty stomach of at least several hours (without carbs).

As far as BCAA's go...I would recommend taking 1.5-2g of bcaa's before/during (every 30-45 mins)/and after exercise.