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<blockquote data-quote="centaur68" data-source="post: 1491940" data-attributes="member: 406887"><p>you definitely need weight training to put on muscle mass / toning up.</p><p>supplements really help but aren't for everyone, try & see how it goes..</p><p>maximuscle are good but expensive for what they are, Phd/USN etc not bad.</p><p></p><p>wheys are pretty much standard but some can affect stomach, creatine definitely helps strength & I've found best ones are effervescent (no loading doses/time on & off) </p><p>BCAA (branch chain amino acids) help protein synthesis & push nutrients into muscle tissue helping muscle recovery therefore growth.</p><p>L-carnitine is also excellent for fat loss & building muscle mass.</p><p></p><p>go to a gym, get advice from them, there's LOADS of supplements out there, you don't need all of them but the main 3 would be whey/creatine/BCAA. </p><p></p><p>good luck & if you need any help, I'll try & answer it, however I must stress I'm not a qualified instructor, just in & out of gyms for years.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="centaur68, post: 1491940, member: 406887"] you definitely need weight training to put on muscle mass / toning up. supplements really help but aren't for everyone, try & see how it goes.. maximuscle are good but expensive for what they are, Phd/USN etc not bad. wheys are pretty much standard but some can affect stomach, creatine definitely helps strength & I've found best ones are effervescent (no loading doses/time on & off) BCAA (branch chain amino acids) help protein synthesis & push nutrients into muscle tissue helping muscle recovery therefore growth. L-carnitine is also excellent for fat loss & building muscle mass. go to a gym, get advice from them, there's LOADS of supplements out there, you don't need all of them but the main 3 would be whey/creatine/BCAA. good luck & if you need any help, I'll try & answer it, however I must stress I'm not a qualified instructor, just in & out of gyms for years. [/QUOTE]
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