garraeth, if you are getting good results with milos, drugs or not, that's great, but milos has stated on here that he is very open to using anabolic drugs including insulin, gh and testosterone and has gone further to state that they can have very positive effects on one's health if used appropriately.
i happen to agree with him on this and believe that if the ioc didn't have so much political power, these drugs would be used much more often in the medical community.
my point here is, milos is obviously advocating the use of these drugs and taking one look at him would attest to their effectiveness. for a man of his age he looks unbelievable (actually for any age). he would have no problem whatsoever selling this concept to a business partner or anyone else looking for for the best possible results in minimum time with an added bonus of good health.
now, if said business partner was also to profit from it ie milos' credibility shoots up as joe business partner completely transforms his body and therefore increasing sales of kns why the hell wouldn't he do exactly as milos says?
i'm sorry garraeth but your analogy doesn't work because i have never seen a shred of useful evidence that taking branched chain amino acids over and above a high protein diet has any anabolic/anti catabolic effect whatsoever, whereas ajax actually works and i can prove it works. a healthy human digestive system will do a much better job of assimilating and dispensing branch chained amino acids than any laboratory in the world.
drugs are a different story as they affect the endocrine system and cause more amino acids to be utilized, but even in that scenario there would be no added benefit to taking extra branch chained aminos pre/during/post w.o. carbs, different story. carbs have an immediate effect on blood sugar levels which affect insulin sensitivity so yes, carbs are important, but more so for a person using synthetic forms of insulin where blood sugar level manipulation becomes very important. however, for a natural healthy person without diabetes manipulating blood sugar levels pre/during/post w.o has negligible positive effects.