Actually it's worth more than the price.

Anyone who didn't get great results with X-Factor was probably not following the proper diet and supplementation guidelines. For me, X-Factor was better than trans 1T/4AD.

So what's your point? Creatine is naturally occurring in meat, but peeps is still chugging 10g a day for increased muscle and strength.

Yes. It is found in animal products. The only way you'll get comparable amounts of AA as found in X-Factor from animal products though is if you're fond of organ meats. Organs meats like liver (not dessicated liver) and heart are chock full of AA... that is if you can stand to eat them everyday.

No, it is not the same as nut oil. Actually, the name is very fitting if you understand what arachidonic acid is and how it works. It is most certainly worth the money.

AA is an omega-6, but do not simplify this complex fatty acid. You cannot get it from vegetable oil as some people like to think. Arachidonic acid is one of the most potent factors in muscle growth enhancing the functioning of testosterone, insulin, IGF, and other hormones.

In my experience (and the experience of many others), X-Factor is the one product that will give you steroid-like results (god forbid I even think it ) without the side effects of steroids. In fact, the elusive "lose body-fat while gaining muscle" is actually possible while supplementing with AA.

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No, it is not the same as nut oil. Actually, the name is very fitting if you understand what arachidonic acid is and how it works. It is most certainly worth the money.

AA is an omega-6, but do not simplify this complex fatty acid. You cannot get it from vegetable oil as some people like to think. Arachidonic acid is one of the most potent factors in muscle growth enhancing the functioning of testosterone, insulin, IGF, and other hormones.

In my experience (and the experience of many others), X-Factor is the one product that will give you steroid-like results (god forbid I even think it ) without the side effects of steroids. In fact, the elusive "lose body-fat while gaining muscle" is actually possible while supplementing with AA.

holly crap will try to get a botle as soon as posible to see how it works on me

Yes, you can get AA from the fat in red meat but the amount found in consuming fat isn't significant enough for weight training purposes. It must be supplemented if you want AA to have a noticeable effect on muscle building.

you had an alergie to somme chemical copounds in the peanut not the whole peanuts !


since they can be possible to see this C.O can forget to ...

Considering past posts from this guy, like this: not sure about sly, but I saw an ad on www.prosource.com saying he answers on there, he advertises for them, I read a few and he didn't give any good replies, just the general eat more, keep up the good work bs. I wanted to ask him what his AAS cycles are like but I knew it would be a waste of time. You can still get better info from this forum. I think lclock is still a troll with no credibility and he should be banned!!!!.

Considering past posts from this guy, like this: not sure about sly, but I saw an ad on www.prosource.com saying he answers on there, he advertises for them, I read a few and he didn't give any good replies, just the general eat more, keep up the good work bs. I wanted to ask him what his AAS cycles are like but I knew it would be a waste of time. You can still get better info from this forum. I think lclock is still a troll with no credibility and he should be banned!!!!.

Hey crusher, why don't you just keep to yourself and let me post without unwarranted comments from you. If you don't like what people say on forums, then stay out. I can name lots of members here, and other forums, that lack credibility because they clearly work for the company but you don't hear me whining. Why do you make the request that I get "banned"?? Becasue you don't like what I have to say? Get real.