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I havent ran DAA before, but have a few questions.
Should I go Sodium D-Aspartic Acid or regular Bulk DAA? I know the studies were done with he sodium version, and then there is always the study of non responders. Should it not really make a difference?
Can I run it indefinitely or Atleast 6 months at maybe 3 weeks on 1 week off?
Just looking to add it as a staple. Changing up a few things these days.
I always try and mimic clinical research with my choices. That said, Patrick's product is supposed to be really good. However, I disagree with "staple" usage of it.
Yeah, thinking about the staple maybe every other month. Most anicdotal evidence says you can run itleast a few months, but that is without blood work. Even thought I saw PA say he ran it for 6 months.
Test Force 2 us out of my price range just for DAA. I know it is the cream of the crop, but money these days can be spent better for me. I've had a hard few months, and Hurricane Sandy has put me back out of work.
Our friends at prescription nutrition have bulk powder for $9.00. A lite more reasonable for testing purposes. Just don't know if it is the right way to go. Could pick up SNS' S-DAA for the extra $10.
I guess, who has used bulk DAA? Opinions?
I've used bulk DAA. and I've also thrown it in the bin (Trash for you yanks).Quote:
Originally Posted by Grape Ape
No comparison with Testforce 2. Most effective DAA supplement I've tried and I've previously used Intimidate and TCF-1.
Fuck yeah. $10.50 an hour, 40 hours a week...Test Force II, here I come.
I have tried sodium-d-aspartate and pure d-aspartic acid (not the sodium salt). the first time I tried the latter one, it gave me the shits. I mixed it with baking soda to theoretically product sodium-d-aspartate. this also gave me the liquid poops like crazy. Most recently I bought some SNS bulk Sodium-d-aspartate. it did not give me the runs. Something about d-aspartic acid that is not fully bound to sodium, or perhaps the extra sodium left over from the baking soda, will produce diarrhea for me. but fully reacted sodium-d-aspartate does not. That being said, I did not notice much workout-wise. took it for PCT purposes. after what i've read about excitoxicity and vitamin D interaction (on the driven sports blog) I don't want to use it long-term.
Bulk did not work for me neither, from all others I had raised prolactin- so I had more damage than good from DAA. I have sluggish thyroid though which may be reason for raised prolactin. I bought 2 bottles of TCF-1 recently, so I will do some more testing on DAA, next year.